#BROADCOM BCM4352HMB INSTALL#

I then unzipped the file, and told Device Manager to install the drivers located in the desktop folder.ДЄfter installing the driver (version 7.35.344.0, dated ), the Broadcom network adapter wifi adapter mini-card now showed me more info about itself in Device Manager.

#BROADCOM BCM4352HMB ZIP FILE#

I was finally able to add two IP addresses to my Malwarebytes exceptions list, which then allowed me to download the zip file onto the old ASUS laptop that I was working on. You were right - I checked and both my my HTTPS Everywhere browser extension and my paid for version of Malwarebytes were both complaining about the website, but not complaining about the zip file itself. So, does anyone know where i can get drivers that will let the internal BCM4352 wifi minicard work reliably with Windows 10?ДЄlternatively, does anyone know of a different half-size PCI-Express wifi minicard I could buy that would work reliably with Windows 10?Д®dited by iMacg3, 15 August 2020 - 09:35 AM. This does not leave a spare USB slot for me to plug in either a portable USB hard drive or a USB flashdrive. It only has two external USB 2.0 slots, with one slot being used by a Wireless mouse, and the other slot being used by the TP-Link wifi dongle. Normally, this weird situation would be good enough, but my goal is to try to free up an external USB slot on this ASUS laptop.

What happens then is that the TP-Link dongle keeps dropping its connection, and the internal BCM4352 wifi minicard stays connected, even at the higher 5 GHz speed. I have noticed that when I also insert the external TP-Link USB wifi dongle, both it and the internal BCM4352 wifi card will connect briefly to my routers. I read online somewhere that the BCM4352 wifi cards might not work with Windows 10, but cannot find that article again to check on this further. Well, when it is the only wifi hardware available, the BCM4352 minicard continually turns off the wifi connection after only 2-3 seconds of being connected to either of my two routers. Since the TP-Link dongle could only connect at the lower 2.4 GHz speed, I bought and installed an Azurewave AW-CE123H 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac wifi minicard based on the Broadcom BCM4352 technology. Mod edit-moved from internal hardware to Networking ~ iMacg3ДЄfter I recently upgraded an older model ASUS X54C laptop from Windows 7 to Windows 10, the internal T77H355.00 half-size PCI-Express wifi minicard stopped working, so I temporarily used an external Realtek TP-Link RTL 8188EU USB 2.0 dongle for connecting to the internet.

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