Intel(R) Wireless WI-Fi Link 4965AGN

Windows device driver information for Intel(R) Wireless WI-Fi Link 4965AGN

The Intel Wireless Link Wi-Fi Link 4965AGN is an implanted 802.11 a/b/g PCIe mini network adapter card, which works with 2.4 GHz as well as 5.0 GHz spectrum. It has the ability to provide high throughput and has other features, which greatly support wireless technology. This device helps to support WLAN in businesses and at home, which boosts productivity and flexibility by facilitating quicker decision making and reducing the amount of down time. This product is provides a flexible set up and connectivity by providing a quad mode product, which can enable connection to access points for wireless-N or routers. It is also able to link to any Wi-Fi standard. With data rates reaching a maximum of 3000 Mbps, there is a greater performance than 802.11 a/g that are able to offer 54 Mbps. As a result of this there is improved simultaneous activity of the network.

An antennae support on the Intel(R) Wireless Wi-Fi Link 4965AGN makes wireless reception more superior with greater bandwidth from farther distances. This helps to keep dead zones at a minimal while further reducing network re-connects and dropped data packets. All this helps to enhance the level of connectivity and consistency within the home or around a business enterprise. The device has an innovative network security system via 802.11i, which provides a WPA2 AES algorithm, which is one of the strongest encryptions that is available for mobile clients. Users of this algorithm are secured with a greater encryption and authentication security system. The Intel Wireless Link Wi-Fi Link 4965AGN is equipped with a management technology known as AMT that cal allow IT managers a chance to seek out, provide assistance and safeguard wireless notebooks. The specific features of AMT include Network protection, remote diagnostics, asset management and security. It is highly recommended you run a free registry scan for and Intel(R) Wireless WI-Fi Link 4965AGN errors before installing any driver updates.