Turn an M.2 slot into a wifi capable interface compatible with wifi 6 / 7.

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run a chat GPT check/inquiry on your motherboard IF "AMD"; and make sure this ngff card and your motherboard are compatible. There are many AMD boards that will not accept this interface. Intel chips have never shown any problems.

1)This product only supports A+E key and E key M.2 NGFF PCIE protocol wireless network card type wireless module. Some M.2 NGFF wireless network cards do not support AMD motherboards.

2)The riser card only changes the interface form of the wireless module and does not change any performance of the module.This adapter does not support any A Key and E Key wireless network cards of CNVI protocol.

3)Supports only 2242/2260/2280 type Key M connector. No additional power required. Small body and stable performance.

4)Convert the M.2 KEY-M interface of the motherboard or notebook to M.2 KEY A+E or KEY-E interface, compatible with Wifi6 WIFI7 Networking Card.

5)Supports only the desktop PC and using on M.2 PCI-E KEY-M port.

Product Description Wireless NGFF Key-E WiFi Card to M.2 NGFF Key-M NVME SSD Adapter Compatible with Wifi6 WIFI7 Networking Card

Convert the M.2 KEY-M interface of the motherboard or notebook to M.2 KEY A+E or KEY-E interface,Compatible with Wifi6 WIFI7 Networking Card.

Supports only 2242/2260/2280 type Key M connector. No additional power required. Small body and stable performance.

Supports only the desktop PC and using on M.2 PCI-E KEY-M port.

Features:

1. This product only supports A+E key and E key M.2 NGFF PCIE protocol wireless network card type wireless module.

2. Some M.2 NGFF wireless network cards do not support AMD motherboards.

3. The riser card only changes the interface form of the wireless module and does not change any performance of the module.

4.This adapter does not support any A Key and E Key wireless network cards of CNVI protocol.

. Operating Instructions Once the adapter and wireless module are physically installed, power on your computer. The operating system should detect the new hardware. You may need to install specific drivers for your M.2 wireless network card (e.g., Intel AX200 drivers for WiFi and Bluetooth) from the manufacturer's website to enable full functionality.

The adapter itself acts as a passive converter and does not require specific drivers. Its function is to provide the correct physical interface and electrical connections for the wireless module.