Does anyone know why this new wifi module is causing my laptop to stay off (blinking power-on button) ?? Hi, thanks for your input. You may be right with HP, but for me, as a company, no worries at all. Their contractors, though, may be an issue. See chapter 3 of the service manual for the list of supported wifi cards with their HP part numbers... Amazingly in 2022, this is still the best resource for adding a wifi card to an OptiPlex 7060 SFF. I had a wifi USB dongle that could only handle 20MB down. The wifi card and antenna are even with my home ethernet: 325MB Down / 21 MB up. Very happy with this upgrade!

if that is the model you bought, if the notebook did not have a BIOS restriction, it should have worked. Intel Corporation is an American multinational corporation and technology company headquartered in Santa Clara, California.I bought just now AX201NGW ,and have a doubts it will work ,but too late to return its on delivery stage already. I have new PC and I have problems with WIFI 6 AX201 160Mhz at motherboard Msi Pro B660M-A Wifi DDR4. PC is old 8 days. I tried this https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-hardware/intel-wi-fi-6-ax201-160mhz-does-not-work/dd1738b9-518c-4985-abde-b82c1945d743?messageId=983af805-2c83-4b14-bdc8-8d74ba93d796 and also yours solution but do not work for me. I getting Error code 10 and sometimes is 43. What I notice while I follow your instructions, I uninstall Bluetooth but after refreshing Device Manager he appear again. At App & Feature aka. Add and remove programs, there was not Intel Bluetooth.

I have a big doubt about the format of the slot! ..... a priori there would be 3 standards, ? which I can't find on google. i don t found ax211 or ax411 in france or near ...... if i want this chips i must buy in usa or china !!! ) I am very satisfied with my GS75. One of the things I did was to change the Killer 1550i to an Intel AC9560 (CNVio1). As expected, that worked fine. You can try to use an AX210, but I warn you that there are systems that include CNVio support that that will not operate properly with non-CNVio cards installed and thus there is the possibility of an issue. Still, it is worth a try; you can always return the card if it doesn't work.Installation or use of Intel® Wireless Adapters is subject to country-specific legal regulations. Some countries require the Intel® Wireless Adapters to be certified with the antenna that is intended to be used together in the system, while some countries require the Intel® Wireless Adapter to be certified at the full system level. N_scott_pearson: yes, mobo is fully compatible, since it has a slot for that very purpose. Processor is an i7-10700, and should work. I've tested with an AX211, but it is not compatible at all (device seen by peripheral manager, but driver issue). About Dell's documentation, you are perfectly right. Totally useless. And so does is Dell' support. Next computer will be an HP That was big msg , and request not from my persoanl side ,from all people in the world who owns similar specs MSI laptops and has same issue to upgrade to WIFI6 with intel 200 or 201 or killer 1650. So, concept proven! Next step is to try an "m.2 sata to wifi" adapter because I am unwilling to sacrifice the second Nvme SSD bay.

Is it a M.2 Type E slot without CNVio or CNVio2 support? In this case, then you want a AX200 or AX210. I hate to burst your bubble, but HP's support is just as bad. Sadly, all of the OEMs have discovered that they can gut their support groups and just say it's Intel's fault and send them here. Don't get me started on warranties. Warranties are not worth the paper they are written on these days. AFAIAC, any warranty that doesn't include full coverage (by competent people) for a minimum of 3 years and a guarantee of driver and BIOS updates for a minimum of 6 years is garbage. What mean for you "manully shutdown", "manually restart" - I usually go at Windows icon then Power -> Restart/Shutdown.We have to through present laptops in garbage (2500USD) and run in MSI store and buy enother one for 3KUSD to get WiFi 6 support card.

However, regarding your issue with the 6GHz band, you should take a look at our article How to Enable Wi-Fi 6E/ 6GHz Band Using Intel® Wi-Fi 6E (Gig+) products. It mentions that the usage of the 6GHz band relies on Microsoft Windows* (Windows® 11) Operating System support.The company invests heavily in research and development and has been awarded over 17,000 patents for its innovations. For me that seems rediculas to pay 2.5Kbusd for premium laptop which cant be upgraded to such a small thing like WiFi 6 module of next generation. two possibilities ..... or it is too attenuated (I see it oscillating between -73 dbm and -80dbm from my office ... but you're right, I'm going to see a radio amateur friend, who will measure that my pc is not out of the ordinary! GOOD NEWS! I actually found a work-around to upgrade our beloved GS75's with a regular AX200 wifi adapter.