- #INTEL CENTRINO WIMAX 6150 DRIVER UPDATE MOD#
- #INTEL CENTRINO WIMAX 6150 DRIVER UPDATE DRIVERS#
- #INTEL CENTRINO WIMAX 6150 DRIVER UPDATE UPDATE#
#INTEL CENTRINO WIMAX 6150 DRIVER UPDATE DRIVERS#
After the W8 upgrade, the 6150 card doesn't work, even though you have the W8 drivers installed on the card. From what information you've already posted, it appears that you bought the V570 from Best Buy running W7, and it already had the 6150 card installed. It's hard to know where you're at, without knowing how you got there. If Win 7, did the card work before you made any changes in hardware, or software? Where did you obtain the drivers for the W8, Wireless-N + WiMAX 6150 card, from the Lenovo support page, or the Intel driver support site? We're assuming that when you say you 'upgraded the hard drive' you only meant the OS, from W7, to W8. What do you mean by 'stock'? When you brought it, was Win 8, or Win 7 OS installed? Yet, you say the 6150 card was already installed in your V570 when you bought it at Best Buy? Sorry, I didn't know that the 2.10 BIOS mod, only applies to the Y570/Y470. Maybe the crazy low price has something to do with my wireless card not being recognized by the BIOS? Why didn't this happen when I upgraded the hard drive? Everything that cbautis2 said is correct. I bought this laptop for less than $500 at Best Buy, which is one of the best deals I've ever seen for a laptop with an i5 processor (and fingerprint scanner). Why would a bios related problem show up when upgrading an operating system? I don't get it. Sorry to hold you up, but this puzzles me because the wireless card in my laptop is stock. That's why are created so that knowledgeable people can remove the wifi whitelist so that you can put the a much better Intel wifi on the market. It's just that Lenovo prevents you from putting a different Wifi card other than the one they listed on the Hardware Maintenance Manual.
Most of the Wifi cards that are sold on the market are compatible with the V570. Thus you're stuck with Lenovo's version of Wifi 1000 N. The same wifi card won't work because it doesn't match Lenovo's FRU number for that 1000 N. Let's say your Wifi 1000 N breaks, and you bought the same Wifi 1000 N on Amazon. Wifi cards that are sold on the market are mostly generic (reference) that don't have any FRU number included. A BIOS whitelist is basically allowing only specific Wifi cards with a specific Field Replacement Unit ( FRU) number. You can register at that forum and subscribe to their threads so you can recieve the updates when the whitelist removed BIOS are released.
Like DragonRider said, some V570 users have already posted their V570 BIOS roms on so that someone knowledgeable can remove those wifi whitelists.
#INTEL CENTRINO WIMAX 6150 DRIVER UPDATE MOD#
Wrote: Do you have a BIOS mod (2.10), that gets rid of the wireless card's white list? Or did the 6150 come installed on your V570? If not, see this thread: Sorry, DragonRider The BIOS 2.10 only applies to Y470 and Y570 laptops. The Intel® Centrino® Wireless-N + WiMAX 6150 provides flexible and convenient connectivity to both WiMAX and Wi-Fi networks and also supports a host of Intel-only features, such as Intel® Wireless Display, to enhance today’s mobile lifestyle.
#INTEL CENTRINO WIMAX 6150 DRIVER UPDATE UPDATE#
Here you can update Intel drivers and other drivers. Are you looking for Intel Centrino Wireless-N + WiMAX 6150 drivers? Just view this page, you can through the table list download Intel Centrino Wireless-N + WiMAX 6150 drivers for Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista and XP you want.
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