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Thread: Is it possible to add a mobile Broadband card?

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    Default Is it possible to add a mobile Broadband card?

    Hi,

    I have a Dell XPS L502X Notebook (see specifications in my signature). My notebook does not have a Mobile Broadband card in it. When I had a look at my notebook had a place for a Sim card underneath the battery.

    Is it possible for one to add a Mobile Broadband card into this notebook?

    Thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ngadao08 View Post
    Hi,

    I have a Dell XPS L502X Notebook (see specifications in my signature). My notebook does not have a Mobile Broadband card in it. When I had a look at my notebook had a place for a Sim card underneath the battery.

    Is it possible for one to add a Mobile Broadband card into this notebook?

    Thanks.
    Usually a SIM slot indicates built-in mobile broadband capability... are you sure it doesn't have it already? What happens when you have a SIM inserted?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dean View Post
    Usually a SIM slot indicates built-in mobile broadband capability... are you sure it doesn't have it already? What happens when you have a SIM inserted?
    When I insert a sim card into the sim card slot, My Wi-Fi and Bluetooth does not work anymore. When I take it out, the bluetooth and Wi-Fi works.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ngadao08 View Post
    When I insert a sim card into the sim card slot, My Wi-Fi and Bluetooth does not work anymore. When I take it out, the bluetooth and Wi-Fi works.
    Check in your Dell Settings panel (and/or any physical hardware buttons) to enable and disable the different wireless stuff. Anything to enable/disable WWAN or Mobile Broadband that you can find?

    I somehow also remember there being a Dell Mobile Broadband utility being preloaded in Windows.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dean View Post
    Check in your Dell Settings panel (and/or any physical hardware buttons) to enable and disable the different wireless stuff. Anything to enable/disable WWAN or Mobile Broadband that you can find?

    I somehow also remember there being a Dell Mobile Broadband utility being preloaded in Windows.
    The utility was not preloaded when I got my laptop, it does not display the Mobile card. I tried using the Driver disc I got, I cant open it, now that I put the Sim card.

    When I open the Advanced Configuration, It shows the Wi-Fi ticked, it shows WPAN ticked, but Mobile broadband is disabled, I cant tick it.

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