From: Wayne{at}Cowboy.net
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Subject: Re: Need W10 driver for Wireless Card
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On Sat, 31 Dec 2016 14:34:24 -0500, Keith Nuttle
 wrote:
 
>On 12/31/2016 2:18 PM, Silver Slimer wrote:
>> On 2016-12-31 2:13 PM, Wayne{at}Cowboy.net wrote:
>>> I have a HP HP Pavilion p6_2026 Desktop PC and wanted to add a
>>> wireless PCI card to it.  I bought  'HP 502300-001 Desktop Dual Band
>>> WLAN PCIe x1 Wireless Wi-Fi Card W/Anttena'  on Ebay, and now I need
>>> the driver for it.  I not only cannot find same, but when I try,  all
>>> all I can get are vendors who want me to buy their 'drive updaters'.
>>>
>>> Before I give up, does anyone know a source for the driver I need for
>>> this adapter that will work in Windows 10?
>>
>> Download Driver Booster 4. It's free and it will install and update the
>> driver for you. It might hassle you about buying their pay version but
>> you don't have to and it comes with no malware.
>>
>Have you installed the card and see if there is a native drive for it?
>
>OR
>
>Have you considered some thing like this
>TP-LINK Wireless N Nano USB Adapte
>
>It is about $9 at staples.
>
>Using an adapter would probably be cheaper in the long run.
I thought I already bought an 'adapter'.
JW

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