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Which Intel wireless modem for a former server?

TCobb
Beginner
‎03-26-2015 09:40 AM
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Which Intel wireless modem should I download for use on Windows 2008 R2 server that I am repurposing as a home computer? As a server this computer did not have any wireless facility.

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jbenavides
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‎03-26-2015 03:35 PM
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Hello TomCobb,

If you mean to use an Intel Wireless Adapter in the Server your are re-purposing, we would like to present the following items for your consideration:

- Intel Wireless Adapters are not intended to be used in servers (only for desktops, NUCs and OEM PCs). Intel® PROSet/Wireless Software and Drivers are not available for Windows* Server versions.

- We advise you to contact the http://www.intel.com/support/oems.htm Computer Manufacturer Support in order to determine which wireless adapters are compatible/supported with the server.

- Intel manufactures Wireless adapters with PCIe x1 connectors for use in desktop boards; as well as adapters in HMC and M.2 form factors used with OEM systems.

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TCobb
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‎03-27-2015 07:21 AM
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Very useful - thank you!

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