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12-06-2016 04:20 AM
This laptop came with Windows 7 64. Microsoft kindly allowed me to upgrade to Windows 10 a while ago. Since then I have problems with connecting to wifi or maintaining a connection. I have had all the driver updates that were supposed to help but didn't. I uninstalled the latest drivers and reverted to a Windows 8 driver and still the problem is there. I am currently using a 5 year old USB realtex wifi dongle to keep my internet wifi connection consistent.
The half card that's installed in the laptop is a Broadcom 94313HMGB and there is no suitable driver for it on Windows 10.
Can anyone suggest an alternative card to swap this one out? One that works with Windows 10!
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12-06-2016 07:16 AM
Hi:
Did you try the W8.1 BCM wireless driver for that card on W10?
6.30.223.267 Rev.A (17 Sep 2015)
ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp72501-73000/sp72931.exe
Since your notebook has a BIOS whitelist, you can only install one of the wlan cards listed in the service manual for your notebook, and looking at the list of cards there, I would say the one you have now has the best chances of working on W10.
12-06-2016 08:57 AM
I downloaded that driver at the end of November and it is still loaded. There were less disconnections but it still happened. I have 2 USB sticks. The one I'm currently using, a Realtek one and also an Atheros one. Neither give me any disconnections.
Have you any other suggestions?
12-06-2016 09:23 AM
Unfortunately, I don't.
I would continue using the usb network adapters.
If you want to take a chance on one of those other wireless cards, then try the Ralink one or the Atheros one.
However, I am really skeptical that the hardware revisions are new enough to work with W10.
You must get one with the HP part number on it or it will not work.
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