
This Asus PCE-N15 Wi-Fi adapter features a PCI Express interface for simple connection to your computer and provides quick access to an 802.11n wireless network by utilizing a reliable 2.4GHz wireless operating frequency.
Q: Can you inform me if this item will meet my needs?
A: Yes, this PCIe wireless adapter is compatible with your HP as long as it has a free PCIe slot. If you've installed any other PCIe devices in this machine then you should double check and make sure you have a free PCIe slot. To install this adapter you just want to make sure the card is physically seated properly in the PCIe slot and then install the drivers for this wireless adapter. This adapter is compatible with your Motorola Surfboard modem/router.
Q: Is this adapter compatible w/my: Asus Desktop, Model# CM6730-06
A: If your PCIe slot is not occupied then yes, you can install this card into your system. Please note that you have only 1 PCIe slot and 2 PCI slots. The PCIe card does not work in a PCI slot.
Q: Can i use this to create a wireless connection
A: Yes you can use it.
Q: Will this replace my existing LAN
A: You could use this to replace your wired connection in a desktop computer IF you have a wireless access point or wireless router. I personally prefer wired connections because they are more secure and faster. The advantage to wireless access is portability. You can move your computer to a different location and not have to worry about moving the network cable with it.
Q: Lenova H520 with Windows 8.1 compatable?
A: Yes, there is a driver available on the ASUS site to support Windows 8.
A: The specs say no. System Requirements PC: Windows XP (32- or 64-bit), Vista (32- or 64-bit) or 7 (32- or 64-bit); Linux: Kernel 2.6 (Ubuntu)
Q: will this work on my ET1331G-05w emachines computer
A: Please ensure that your computer has PCI Express. For full details, please visit http://www.asus.com/us/Networking/PCEN15/specifications/
Q: What is the difference between a PCI and PCIe slot and how can I tell the difference?
A: Look inside your Motherboard and see if the picture of the slot resembles the one in your motherboard.