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    HP nc6320 and 802.11n wireless

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by powerdoc, Oct 4, 2008.

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    I have an NC 6320 HP laptop which I'd like to upgrade to 802.11n. The original wireless card is an Intel but Broadcom cards are also offered as original equipment. There is a driver, on HP's site, for the Broadcom listed for this model laptop which supports the "n" standard but the 2 cards I tried, an Intel and a Broadcom both generate the 104 error, "unsupported wireless network card. Is there a wireless card which will work? Is there a hack for the bios that eliminates the error message and lets the computer post? Suggestions greatly appreciated! :confused:
     
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