will it work on my hp pavilion desktop with an upgraded windows 7 system? I so want wireless as I have no jack in the room I want to the computer to
1277676
I unfortunately had to return them, they simply did not work. From NewEgg I got ASUS PCE-N15 Wireless Adapter IEEE 802.11b/g/n PCI Express 300/300Mbps Transfer/Receive Rate 64-bit WEP, 128-bit WEP, WPA2-PSK, WPA-PSK, WPS support instead and they worked right away, and not much more expensive. Hope this helps.
1578034
It will work with a wireless adapter that plugs into the USB port or via Ethernet cable that plugs into the back of the computer,( looks like a telephone port only larger), since you have wireless get the adapter, available @ Amazon
2126745
I don't know. I used the WN111 on a Windows 7 64bit machine and it worked. I'm using a TP-Link 150Mbps Wireless Lite N adaptor on my 2004 dell desktop XP system and it works quite well.
592493
Donna, I had many problems making it work with anything wireless. I'd go through long, involved resetting the device with HP support and it would work for a day or so then stop. Repeat the process for another days use. I finally gave up and just use it as a USB printer. When the expensive ink cartridges run out, I'm throwing it in the recycling. Without a doubt that will be its finest moment.
758044
I use mine with a desktop. It has a short USB cord, so i plug it into the USB port and place it on top of the tower. then i use an extension cord to plug the power cord into an outlet. My tower is HP with a 64 bit processor and it works fine.
290380
it DOES work on the pc.. only wired though... the wireless driver (or receiver) is not available yet.
1242624
You can verify on HP's website. Most likely it will if your current WLAN card is a PCIE 1/2 card with two antenna leads. Windows 8.1 has the driver built in. You should be able to look at your card on the underside of the laptop by removing a panel or two. Check your manual on how. The wifi card is about the size of a square american quarter. If it is rectangular, it is just a PCIE card. (older series).
276973
Yes u need a wireless adapter, either built in or added. The Valet Connector, their version of a wireless adapter, (bought separately from Valet) can be used on any PC. Just plug it into the USB slot and leave it.
980184
I am using it with Windows 7 & it is not wireless or at least, I am not using it wireless! I just love it because it is so compact and I can keep it on the shelf and pull it down when I need to use it.............
12602
I have been unable to get it working on an HP Z420 workstation with Windows 8 (not 8.1). Windows installs a driver automatically but the device stops before the Bluetooth stack looks like it ever gets loaded. Perhaps a driver would fix it, but I have yet to find one that works.
1331765
I installed it on a laptop that runs Windows XP Professional and it works fine . no complaints - I did not try it with windows 7 - I can tell you that it only works with the software provided - Windows XP Pro did pick up the WiFi signal to connect -BUT! - You can only connect with the Linksys Software.
564569
yes. i have a HP pavillion with windows 8.1 an and it works just fine. I've only had the router for about 2 mo. but so far no troubles.
2044032
In most cases the HP BIOS will not allow wireless cards to work that are not HP certified, the safe bet is to get an HP certified wireless card.
338290
It didn't work for me. Other sites I've visited on HP forums have confirmed that this won't work with the 1015-dx. I'll never buy an HP again with their whole "whitelist" wifi adapter feature.
1615512
If you have it hooked up correctly and the wireless card in your laptop is bad, this will work. I have done it with several laptops.
483240
Should be just plug and play. Just plug into usb port and I know it works with Windows 7.
2244343
I would doubt what you have stated. This should work on any laptop/PC with a USB2.0 slot. It doesnt matter if it is HP or any other brand as long as USB2.0 option is provided ( I did try on a old HP Desktop and it worked fine). It might struggle if it is connected via a USB hub. So direct connectivity is recommended. Even if there is a power source issue with certain computers, then you can go for a twin-head USB cable (sold separately) for drawing power from two USB slots in the computer. Hope this helps.