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I have a router that support up to 5GHz but my HP-20-e014 has a network adapter that only supports 2.4GHz, can I put in a new adapter ?

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@x888s43,

It is an M.2 WLAN card.  See pic here.

Name/description:  Wireless LAN - RT SHANKS BGN 1x1 AZ

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just buy a USB to 5Ghz Wi-fi dongle...plug it in and you are ready to go...

No need to bother your head to change the M.2 card...my solution is much cheaper too!

here you have an example:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01FOHJAY0?ascsubtag=2377825|google.com|||70,10,75,86,29,76|1|&linkCode=...

Mike
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