Intel Dual Band Wirless- MQUPIN Intel 7260.HMW Dual Band Wireless Card-AC 7260 Network Adapter+Bluetooth 4.0 USE for Intel AC Half Mini Pcie Card 802.11 b/a/g/n/ac(1 Pack)

I have an old HP Envy 15t-j100 with a wifi-N card and no Bluetooth. I upgraded to this card and Windows 10 immediately recognized it. I went from 40 Mbits to 290 Mbits taking the full capabilities of my Internet/Router configurations. I also have Bluetooth when I had none before. It works so well I ordered another one for a second laptop. Luckily my laptops (2014) did not have whitelisting of WiFi cards. Very inexpensive upgrade for a huge improvement.Update: I did buy a second one and installed it in my HP Envy dv7t-7200 running windows 10. I did not even have to download any drivers. Windows 10 already had the drivers for this WiFi card and the Bluetooth. Awesome WiFi / Bluetooth with super easy install. Took a whole 5 minutes.

My six-year-old HP Envy 17t J100 has everything I liked, such as touch-screen and back-lit keyboard. But it doesn't have wireless AC (for 5GHz), and it doesn't have Bluetooth. So I bought this MQUPIN card. The WiFi part of this card worked right away, without software installation, but the Bluetooth failed to work by itself. An yellow triangle sign (with Code 43 error) persists. Installation of Intel BT_21.10.1_64_Win10 did not help. Neither did Amazon tech support. (After chatting for five minutes or so, they simply disappeared. )I tried every suggestion I could find, including restarting the laptop and deleting the yellow triangle device in Device Manager several times. As a final resort, I turned the laptop all the way off, and removed battery. This time, when it restarted, Bluetooth shows up in device manager without any error. I just had to manually add my Bluetooth mouse and headphone. They all worked simultaneously now. (Image 1 is the working status of this card; image 2 is the connected mouse and audio.)Considering this card has bought about two important functions to my aging laptop, this purchase is really valuable, as well as the time spent.(update) Two days after the initial post above, I came to believe that both network and Bluetooth might work on some systems without much ado. You only needed to reboot one or two times. I found this out with the same laptop (HP Envy), on a different partition with dual boot.

This was purchased for a Dell Inspiron 1749, circa 2010, which was originally equipped with a Centrino-N adapter.Installation was very easy. There are several Youtube videos showing the install on this series of laptop. Six screws to loosen the cover plate, one screw to loosen the old adapter, and two antenna wires to pop off. Swapped it out and bolted it back up.Powered on the computer and it began the install process. Bluetooth loaded but none of the wireless functions would load. I figured that was a driver issue. I deleted the old driver and used my PC to search the Intel website for the correct driver. Dell did not have any support for this card with this laptop. After incorrectly attempting to load the wrong driver, I figured out my mistake and downloaded the correct one for Windows 7, 64 bit. Installed via thumb drive, software loaded, and wifi signals came on line.Speed test before was maybe 25-30 Mbps download. Afterwards it was just breaking 300 MBps download on 5Ghz signal. I'm using an AX/Wifi6 router currently with 300MBps service from Cox.

Worked fined for 6 month then started to randomly drop with higher and higher frequency. Now it's completely unusable

This is for the Intel WiFi Bluetooth card. I installed in on an older HP Pavilion G6. After installing the card and booting up, the WiFi worked awesome. It gave me 5GHZ connectivity that I never had before. Download speed in excess of 200mbs. Awesome! However, no Bluetooth. I researched and tried all the fixes. I covered pins 51 and 20. I did everything, still no Bluetooth. I downloaded the current driver from Intel's website and then I saw it. There are two drivers. One for WiFi and one for Bluetooth. Once I downloaded the Bluetooth file and ran the .exe I had Bluetooth. The card is fantastic. Make an older laptop run like a new one. Highly recommend it!

The real issue I was having turned out to be outdated Windows 10 drivers on a couple of 4-year-old Dell laptops. After getting this slightly newer version of the 7260 mini-PCI card, I found the right drivers, and they worked with my old 7260 card too. However, this 7260 HMW new card seemed to run 30-50% faster on speed tests, so I decided to keep it instead of doing a return.It's a network card, it fits in the slot in my laptop, connects my laptop to my wifi network, and doesn't seem to drop connections, and I wasn't expecting any more than that, so yeah, I like it, I'm keeping it.

My grandson replaced my old slow always disconnecting wireless card. We turned on my computer, put in my router password, and it has not dropped one connection since the replacement three days ago! My computer has been given a new lease on life and has never been this fast when pulling up stuff! I watch a lot of "how to" videos on YouTube. We did not have to download drivers or anything else the computer just ran with it!