I have an empty express card slot on my laptop, what can I fill it with?
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get a 5 port 10/100/1000 gigabit NIC\njust so you can be leet and suck up all your LANs bandwidth
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Hi, what you are looking for is called a "dongle", you have to search for the dongle for your particular card, you should be able find one.
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PCI-express is a type of slot.  You either have one on your motherboard or you don't.  If you have a new motherboard you almost certainly do have one.\n\nTypically, the first slot on a motherboard is specifically for the graphics card and is either an AGP or a PCI-express.  The rest of the slots are normal PCI slots.  Although you can put a PCI graphics card in one of these (not a PCI - express but a normal PCI) the performance won't be nearly as good.\n\nThe easiest way to find out which slot you have is to open up the manual that came with your Dell and flip to the back.  In the specifications section it will specifically mention either an AGP or a PCI - express slot.  If you have an AGP (which older motherboards tend to), then return the graphics card where you got it and get the same one for AGP.
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check with dell , or go to your local computer store compusa bestbuy .....and talk to a tech person there also you can buy something and try it if it does not work then reuturn it also you should have gotten an internal wireless card !!!!or you can get a usb one (they are much more slower ) good luck and keep asking :)
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Buy a cheap NIC card ($10-15 bucks) and pop it in a PCI slot
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Complete information is here\n\nhttp://laptoping.com/express-upgrade-to-windows-vista.html
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if your camera software lets you find the card in my computer like a drive, then yes, just drag them in till it is full, if not just email them to yourself on the old one, and open them on the new one and save them
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no, but you can get a pci usb 2.0 card
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First you must have Windows 98 SE or higher.  For Windows 2000 you must have service pack 3 or higher installed (right-click My Computer -> Properties).\n\nIf it's a desktop, purchase a USB 2.0 PCI card.  Remove the case cover, remove the faceplate behind any PCI slot, insert the card, and replace the retaining screw.  PCI slots are usually white with a divider about 2/3 of the way back from the faceplate.\n\nFor laptops, purchase a USB PCCard (or PCMCIA).  Insert into the PCCard slot (usually on the side).\n\nVoila, USB 2.0.
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well, you could easily... just go to the nearest apartments by you, the ones where there are many ukrainian people, and you'll be sure to find a computer laying by the garbage.  Drop it a couple times until it breaks, then take the video card out... take it home, drop your laptop a couple times until it opens, stick the card in and voila... (BEST ANSWER)
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you can get a USB PCMCIA card that slides right in. (the slit on the side of your computer) Usualy under $50.
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If you go to Circuit City or CompUSA or some equivalent, you can buy a two or four port USB card to insert in a PCI slot, if you have a slot available. \n\nJust ask the salesperson for advice on whether the one you are looking at will work in your PC, and what their returns policy is if it will not fit or fails to work.\n\nThey will usually need to know what version of Windows you are using, and what type of card (PCI or IDE) that you need for the PC. \n\nIf you have a camera phone, you can open up the cover of your PC, take a snapshot of the card slots, then just show it to them and see what they think.
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That depends on the type of card in the machine.  Typically, the card manufacturer will carry the driver you need.  Try Radeon or Geoforce.  It's bound to be one of the two.
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It's not possible. Get a USB 2 card.
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512 mb graphiccard \n1gb ram
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Open up the laptop.\nFigure out which type of RAM it uses.\nGo to a computer store to buy the RAM.\nDetach your old RAM and replace it with a new one.
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Send it to Recycling and go out aand buy a decent computer