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This article contains to most effective troubleshooting steps to help you fix this issue.Ī graphics (video) driver is necessary for the operating system and programs to use computer graphics hardware.
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Nvidia's GeForce series graphics card drivers may start to crash unexpectedly due to many reasons. It's possible that I can actually get even more throughput, but 300 Mbps is my full Internet connection and I don't do a lot of local LAN file transfers and such.Nvidia Display Driver Keeps Crashing on Windows 10? Follow the Steps in This Article to Fix that Now that I've upgraded to an 802.11ac router, namely the ASUS RT-AC88U, I can get my full 300 Mbps from a few rooms away. When I had an 802.11ac WiFi card but only an 802.11n router (although a very good one, namely the ASUS RT-N66U), I could get 300 Mbps when near the router but only 60 Mbps a couple of rooms away. As a frame of reference, I have a 300 Mbps Internet connection. The net result is that if your router also supports 802.11ac, you'll have much higher maximum throughput, probably better range, and even if your WiFi needs mean that you won't need the higher maximum throughput, you'll have better throughput at longer ranges. By comparison, the Intel card I mentioned supports the newer and much faster 802.11ac standard, definitely supports 5 GHz, and supports 2x2 transmission, which means that both of its antennas can be used for transmit or receive when conditions permit. I also can't find any clear information as to whether that WiFi card supports 5 GHz networks.
But since you asked what an upgraded WiFi card would offer, your current Dell Wireless 1504 only supports 802.11n and although it has 2 antennas, it only supports 1x1 transmission, which means only one antenna will only ever be used for transmit or receive. Well at least you've figured out where the confusion was! I don't know whether your current card will work with Chromecast, but since its requirements don't seem to mention specific Wi-Fi chipsets or capabilities like Wi-Fi Direct, there's a good chance it will. I am happy to replace it with the card you mention as it seems an easy swap, but what are the added benefits aside from the above? So I take it that I ought to send back this offending item and get the Chromecast version? Do we know if that will work with my current wifi card?
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From then it disappeared permanently.īy directions I meant that I had plugged it all in as per manual and got their opening blue screen up and was able to switch from apple to android OS. It was only when having bother connecting, I tried removing and reloading it. It is odd that the first time I hooked this thing up, it appeared in the 'other devices' section with my HTC phone. Numpty here clicked before reading the ad properly so it seems I've bought a cheap knock-off version. What I meant to buy was a Chromecast as my brother recommended. Good so Doofus of the Week award goes to?.
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And you may still want to update to the latest drivers for that card, available here. Windows 10 has native support for the Intel 7260, so it should be detected automatically, although you'll need to rejoin your WiFi network(s) since stored WiFi passwords don't carry over to new WiFi adapters. But it should still only take maybe 5 minutes to do the swap. Then as the directions indicate, the WiFi card needs to be inserted at a 45-degree angle relative to the motherboard and then pressed down along the top edge to lie flush before being fastened with the screw. I typically recommend connecting the antennas before inserting the new WiFi card into the slot, since that way you can pinch the antennas down onto the card's connectors by placing your thumb over the antenna and your index finger on the underside of the WiFi card directly under its antenna connector.
If eyesight is a concern though, the tiny antenna connectors can be tricky to deal with, and it's important to get them firmly connected, since a loose antenna connection can drastically reduce WiFi performance.
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In terms of performing the swap, yes it's very easy and if you go to, you can find your Owner's Manual, which contains step-by-step guides complete with diagram drawings for how to remove and reinstall every component of the system - or here is a direct link. My guess is that the issue is that the Dell 1504 doesn't support the Wi-Fi Direct standard, which essentially allows a wireless adapter to establish a point-to-point WiFi connection for things like Miracast while also remaining connected to a router for Internet access.
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