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Subject: Re: [OS2Wireless] Intel Wifi 5300 chipset supported ?
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Lewis G Rosenthal wrote:
> you could always pull the 5300 card and replace it with a 
> 4965AGN or a 3945AGN.

I have a 5100.  There is not even a W2K driver for it; my laptop has W2K 
and WXP.  There are two slots for "long and short" cards.  The card was 
originally in the short slot.  There is a button to toggle between WiFi, 
Blue tooth and both.  Software selection worked but the switch did not 
until I moved the card to the long slot.

Regarding 4965 cards, this is the best thing I found on line.
http://www.buycheapr.com/us/result.jsp?q=4965+agn

Suggestions?

TY
Ray