PCIE WiFi Adapter Qualcomm Atheros QCA9377

Works fine. If your a new person to PCs this will be the easiest upgrade you can do...Windows should find it without the installing CD.. If not ,the install is easy also..

Great product affordable price

Its impossible to boot my computer without the driver with this card connected and the driver download is nowhere to be found. I cant use the disc drive....because its not 1999 anymore and no computer ive bought in the last 8 years has came with a disc drive.

I've run this on several operating systems, Linux, Windows and Google Chrome and so far other than on Linux it has worked well. It appears to be a laptop wireless card installed on a PCIE card with jumpers running it. It has to be plugged into a free USB header to use the Bluetooth adapter so make sure you have one available. My old Dell desktop did not have a free USB header so that machine doesn't have Bluetooth but the WiFi works. I've never had an issue with signal anywhere in my house so I cant say how good the connection is since it is just like every other WiFi device in my house with full signal. Everything that I have installed this into has recognized it right off so I have not had to use the disk. Linux worked perfectly until I restarted and it "lost" the WiFi card. This seems to happen about every other time that I restart so I don't know if its the card, the OS or other hardware in 7 year old PC.

This wireless card was just meant to replace a USB 2.0 wifi dongle and it has done nothing but impress me. The card worked OOB with the December build of Windows 10. The card was installed with the half-size PCI cover. Booted it up and all worked well. The antennas take a bit of tightening to ensure they won't loosen but be sure to aim the antennas as best as you can as facing them away lost us 30-40 Mbps and a bit of signal. I may recommend a stronger wireless card if you are a distance away from your router or have thick wall, fortunately for me this was only meant to travel through the floor in our house so your mileage may vary. According to the instructions they support Linux with a specific driver they have, so if you are wanting Linux then you will need to have access to the internet prior/after installation. Overall, the wireless card that is in it the QCA9377, does a pretty good job at though with no Bluetooth. This seems to be a good budget value for those who want to us it for regular use, video streaming, or even gaming as the tests I've done shown no disconnects and low ping which would make it alright at it.

Was connecting and disconnecting all the time. Tried different ways to troubleshoot but didn’t work. I Do not recommend this wifi card.

Customer installed themselves with no help from me other than to tell them to install the driver and shut down the computer before installing. Customer reported no problems and excellent signal to their access point. Recommended for ease of use/install.