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The silly email support option is just a limited form. But it would be great if Dell could come out with a new certified driver.ĭoes anybody know how I can email Dell my core dump data. If encounter instability, I will just have to go back to F8 restore again. But at the bottom of the list, wireless mode, it only shows 802.11a/b/g.

#Intel wifi link 5300 agn driver 64 bit driver#

To download the proper driver by the version or device id.

#Intel wifi link 5300 agn driver 64 bit install#

What more is, is that my WiFi connection now always starts up after power down which was my original reason for the update! I am just worried that the install is unstable or has some unknown side effects with other applications.Īnyway, I will try what I have now for a while and see what happens. Installer package for win 7 64-bit release 12.4.x supporting intel r wifi link 5300 half mini card and intel r wifi link 5100 half mini card on win 7 64-bit operating systems.

At least the device manager now reports all WiFi connections and they seem to be running OK. On the other hand there was no 'finished' message either, so I am not sure how well the update stuck. Intel WiFi Link 5300 AGN Diagnosis: Wireless networking doesn't work on Windows 8.1 64-bit - unable to connect to known (previously working) wireless access points (WAP), or always says 'Limited connection', 'No internet access'. Since then, I did one more experiment (after yet another F8 restore.sigh): After the third time blue screen, I just ran the driver install once more. ( Anyone from Dell reading this, please check).

It should be fairly easy to for Dell support to repeat. I mean, my laptop is factory default, except for some automatical Windows updates. Microwaves that operates on the same frequency, and it might also come from other components of your own device/computer this is known as 'platform noise'. I tried to get someone at Dell take a serious look at this driver issue. Installer package for Win 7 64-bit release 12.4.x supporting Intel R WiFi Link 5300 Half Mini Card and Intel R WiFi Link 5100 Half Mini Card on Win 7 64-bit operating systems.

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I was also adviced by the Dell support engineer not to use the drivers from the Intel website, and they were not tested and approved by Dell?! Granted, the driver is pretty new (), but they should know, eh? The engineer did not see the driver on the Dell webite among his support docs. What was surprising was that the support engineer recommended another driver as the latest one, different from the one posted the Dell website, but that one could not load 'Unable to downgrade driver to earlier revision'. Well, I tried it again and it failed a second time. Something just went wrong, you need to do a system restore and try it again.'

'The driver is fine as it is posted on the Dell website.

Here is a guide to the advanced settings you have and the recommended settings for them.Yes, the first time I got the blue screen I did a complete F8 restore from the advice by Dell support. make a note of where the settings are now so if something goes buggy, you can change them back. The antennas go all the way up to the top of your screen.ĭid you fiddle around with your network card's advanced settings? They can be found by clicking on the card in the device manager, clicking on the advanced tab. I suppose you can use an external USB adapter but I would get one with an external antenna connected to it, because I would have to believe the 3 antenna wire setup in your notebook has to provide superior reception over a plain USB wireless adapter with an internal antenna as its only antenna.

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You can try a different card listed in the manual if you want.īroadcom BCM4312 802.11b/g WLAN module (not a wireless N card) Apart from a tendency to get quite hot when in use, this card is now a number of. The Intel 4965AGN is a mini PCI-E wireless card released in 2007 and used in a lot of laptops (and even netbooks) since then.

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The Intel 5300 is not supported (only the cards/part numbers listed in the service manual can be installed) and your notebook wouldn't boot until you removed the card. Upgrade your Intel 4965AGN, WiFi Link 5100 or 5300 wireless card. What I meant by my statement regarding you having the better of the available cards for your notebook is that, yes, I am sure the Intel 5300 is an improvement over the 5100, but the problem is you can't install the 5300 in your notebook.