I have a Toshiba Satellite P105-S9312 running Windows 7 Ultimate x64. I upgraded the RAM to 4GB, and the processor to a Core2 T7600. My next step was to update the wifi card. I purchased a bigfoot networks killer wireless-n 1102 from ebay. I didn't realize that it was a half size mini PCIe card, and I have a full size card slot. So I bought a Startech Half Size to Full Size Mini PCI Express Adapter. I installed everything the way it should go, and when I go to boot the computer it turns on, but the display doesn't show anything. The leds light up and I can hear the fan running, but thats all I get. I removed the card, and everything boots up without a problem. What could be the problem? I paid about $50 for the card, and another $20 for the adapter so I don't really want to scrap the project and go back to my USB Wireless N adapter. Any ideas?
Thanks!
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