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sabroe
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My Hp Z2 Tower G4 refuses to boot with an Intel AX201 M.2-card

‎12-09-2019 03:44 PM - edited ‎12-09-2019 03:45 PM

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Product: Hp Z2 Tower G4
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I have a Hp Z2 Tower G4. I have tried an Intel AX201 card - M.2, CNVio2, a 2230 form factor - in the machine. My hope was to slide the card in and install the driver from Intel for the AX201 card. But no such luck. Apparently, the computer consistently refuses to boot with this card in the machine.

 

Why does this happen?


Does the version of the BIOS matter? The current version of my machine is dated July 30 2019. From this support website I can see that there are two newer versions, the latest is from November 5th 2019. Some other fixes in the category "the machine does not boot" have been addressed.


In short, please advice how I get the Z2 Tower G4 to accept the Intel AX201 network module. Apparently, and to my disappointment, it does not work straight away.

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‎12-13-2019 03:00 AM

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The motherboard in your system supports CNVi cards. Your card is a CNVio2. I can't really find anything outlining the differences or compatibility. It's possible I suppose that the mainboard does not support CNVio2. There's no harm in updating the BIOS to the latest version in case it addresses this issue.

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