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I have been searching for a driver link for the device with the following hardware ID: Pci\Ven_14E4&Dev_4727&Subsys_051014E4&Rev_01. I have tried various websites including the manufacturer's official support page and popular driver download platforms, but I couldn't find the specific driver I needed. Could someone please provide me with a reliable source or a direct download link for this driver? I would greatly appreciate any assistance. Thank you in advance!

Below you can download pciven_14e4&dev_4727&subsys_051014e4&rev_01 driver for Windows.

File name: pci-ven_14e4-dev_4727-subsys_051014e4-rev_01.exe
Version: 3.916
File size: 44670 MB
Upload source: original install disk
Antivirus software passed: Kaspersky v. 4.54

PciVen_14E4&Dev_4727&Subsys_051014E4&Rev_01

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Device Specification:
- Device ID: PciVen_14E4&Dev_4727&Subsys_051014E4&Rev_01
- Device Type: PCI device
- Vendor: Broadcom Corporation
- Model: BCM4313 802.11b/g/n Wireless LAN Controller
- Revision: 01
- Subsystem ID: 051014E4

Troubleshooting Questions and Answers:

1. Question: Why is my wireless connection not working?
Answer: There can be several reasons for wireless connection issues. Firstly, ensure that the device is powered on and properly connected to the network. If the problem persists, try restarting both the device and the router. Additionally, check if the wireless network drivers are up to date or reinstall them if necessary.

2. Question: Is it possible to upgrade the wireless capabilities of this device?
Answer: Unfortunately, no. As the device is a PCI-based wireless LAN controller, its capabilities are hardware-defined and cannot be upgraded by software means. To benefit from faster wireless speeds or additional features, you may need to consider replacing the entire device with a newer model that supports the desired specifications.

3. Question: How can I resolve intermittent wireless signal drops?
Answer: To address intermittent signal drops, start by ensuring that the device is within range of the wireless access point and that no physical obstructions are hindering the signal. Additionally, try adjusting the router's antenna or repositioning it for a stronger signal. Updating the device's drivers or firmware may also help resolve compatibility issues causing signal instability.

Thank you for providing this link for the working Windows driver for my device! I will give it a try and see if it solves my problem.