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‎02-11-2014 12:13 AM

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Thx Brayzo! ... I'll go that route ...

HP should be remunerating you :)) ... you providing the service their techies should be giving ...
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‎02-12-2014 02:32 AM

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:smileylol:hi there

to solve the problem of mediatek  MT7630E  wifi disconnecting and reconnect it self again

you have to go to driver properties on the device manager

by right click on the driver

select Advanced Tab , then select Adhoc support 802.11n and that under Property colum


then you select Enable on the drop menu of Valu

 

 

Press ok and enjoy

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‎02-12-2014 04:07 AM

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Hey Botchino

 

I'll try ... thanks!!

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‎02-14-2014 07:31 AM

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Wow!...enabling Adhoc support 802.11n was about as much use as a sail boat with a handbrake.

 

Same issue with a brand new 450 G1. How hard can it be? WiFi is not a new technology and yet we still experience issues that should have been ironed out years ago. Why is a professional company like HP using crappy hardware made by even crappier manufacturers. Very disappointed!!!

 

I suggest you come up with a fix fast or you're likely to be losing alot of customers.

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‎02-14-2014 07:42 AM

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Yup that did not work either ... 

 

I finally got HP attention thanks to their Facebook page .... they collected the unit ... I spoke to the techie this a.m. ... apparently something to do with Windows 7 and adapter compatbility ... they now need to load the OS from scratch ... which means me having to reload all software again ... they "think" that may work ... I'm waiting with great anticipation :))

 

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‎02-14-2014 08:33 AM

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Updatefrom HP Support:

 

 

... now clear that it is the wifi card that's failied ... its a hardware issue ... a new card (Mediatek pfff) was installed and apparently PC wifi connection is now stable ... 

 

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‎02-18-2014 11:53 PM - edited ‎02-18-2014 11:55 PM

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... oh boy this is RIDICULOUS ... I hear this morning from HP Support .. after numerous calls to HP ZA ... there are NO wifi cards available in South Africa ... now has to be placed on back order ... parts only due in ZA on the 24th Feb ... this after I was assured I'd get my PC Monday this week ... and I've spoken to Senior Support, Local Support, Techies, Senior Complaints Team, HP US ... and still nothing ... is this a corporate culture?

 

 

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‎03-03-2014 01:53 PM

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My PC is a HP470 G1 and I have the same issue, it never worked, and still doen't ! It is the Mediatek MT 7630E 802.11 bgn Wifi adapter.

I have tried everything... and did not find the right driver to male it work.

HP can you help?

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‎03-13-2014 08:44 AM

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Instead of selecting Adhoc support, try setting "Roaming Sensitivity" to "Lowest".

 

Not sure if that is a real fix, but that did the trick for me.

@fletch062000 wrote:

Wow!...enabling Adhoc support 802.11n was about as much use as a sail boat with a handbrake.

 

Same issue with a brand new 450 G1. How hard can it be? WiFi is not a new technology and yet we still experience issues that should have been ironed out years ago. Why is a professional company like HP using crappy hardware made by even crappier manufacturers. Very disappointed!!!

 

I suggest you come up with a fix fast or you're likely to be losing alot of customers.



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‎03-13-2014 12:05 PM

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Fully agree with you! it is not acceptable to use defective hardware on brand new product.

 

But after a couple of monts, HP has finaly recognized that the hardware was indeed defective, and they have sent me a replacement board from a different manufacturer, and... IT WORKS !

 

Of course, as you said, Wifi is not a new technology.

So for me, case is closed.

 

FG

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