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An M.2 wireless adapter for adding Wi-Fi connectivity to compatible laptops
This Toshiba 7260NGW adapter uses the M.2 2230 key E form factor and installs directly into a compatible laptop or motherboard slot. It provides Wireless-AC connectivity for systems that lack built-in wireless or need a replacement module.
Buyers with an available M.2 key E slot can use this card to add or restore Wi-Fi. Systems without an M.2 key E interface, or those requiring a USB or PCIe adapter instead, cannot install this module.
The single specification that determines compatibility is the M.2 2230 key E slot. Only devices equipped with this exact slot can accept the 7260NGW; other M.2 keyings or form factors will not work.
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The adapter appears in Device Manager as an Intel Wireless-AC 7260 device and shows available networks once drivers are loaded.
The card itself is supplied; M.2 mounting screw, antenna cables and operating-system drivers are not included.
The 7260NGW carrying MPN PA5125U-1MPC is the exact model referenced in the manufacturer highlights.
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