Highlights: - Delivery within 2 days after the order. - Intel obtain the new driver for Intel (R) Centrino (R) Advanced-N 6200 AGN. The driver on the Although enclosed CD also works, but is a little dated. - Uninstall the old driver Atheros card. - Switch off the notebook and remove battery. - Open the service door on the notebook Asus X52JE. (5 screws) - Carefully loosen on the built-in card 2 antenna connector - Loosen the 2 screws on the map. - Carefully remove the card upward. The side with the screws comes by itself upward. - Insert the new card carefully. The side with the plug pins first into the slot enstecken. Downward press and tighten. - The two antenna connectors carefully map stuck on the pins of the Wifi. - Install Service lid - Notebook-up - Install the new driver - New wireless subscriber log in to the router - Ready!
At first I was skeptical to build a bit of a MiniPCIe WLAN card. The exchange was but done in 5 minutes. The speed compared to the previously built-in WLAN n 150Mbit has increased at a Fritz box 7390 by about 40%. The file transfer was compared to a connected via Gigabit copper to the Fritz box PC. It would have been possible to take a USB Stick from AVM. But be in operation very warm and force the battery more quickly to its knees.
Important Note: This wireless card is a "half" Mini PCIe Card. So check in advance to the notebook, whether you need a half-length or full length.
