I have a re-branded by local company M860TU, there is no info about 3.5G module in my laptop, but i have SUCCESSFULLY installed 3.5G Module driver! I got Sierra Wireless AirCard HSDPA modem in my Winodws Device Manager. But Fn + - doesn't seems to work. So does anybody knows how to check existence of 3.5G module without disassembling my laptop?
P.S. I've got a USIM slot in laptop
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hi and welcome to nbr.
check the user manual out HERE page 7-21 -
I have found nothing useful there.
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All you need to do is take off the backplate, 7 screws, and you will see if there is a 3.5G card.
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if it was not ordered with one then it wont be there. not many people ordered that option as it was so expensive to run. think it was roughly £100 for the set up and £125 for the connection but that was when the m860tu was released so might be cheaper now.
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What are you talking about? Who says you lose your warranty? It is a MUST to open the backplate to clean it for dust a couple of times a year. It`s called maintenance.
You wont lose your warranty, nor is there any way for your vendor to se if you open the backplate. -
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If they said so, then it pretty much sucks...
If you configured the laptop, you should know if there is a 3.5G card in it, because it is pretty expensive like MrDJ said. Otherwise, ask your seller. -
which vendor did you buy it from?
as its a high end laptop then you have to clean the fans and vents out at least twice a year and theres no resellers that i know of that will invalidate you warranty because youve cleaned the fans.
clevos are built in a way that you can change the hard drive and ram yourself so if their policy says it will invalidate your warranty they should be named and shamed. -
Your vendor sucks, wow, a lot. What a waste, that notebook is awesome, specially for it's easy-access components. Is there any sticker, anyway? if there is none, then I don't see how can they see if you opened the laptop or not.
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M860TU 3.5G module question
Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Da Man, Jun 13, 2010.