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Question: Can anyone provide instructions on installing this in the yoga 2 pro or any gotchas while installing it?
Document: This is a MUST HAVE update to anyone with the Yoga 2 Pro. This card worked simply by installing it. Drivers from the stock single band card worked for this dual band card. I was able to get 400-500 speeds with the new card, where the old card pegged at 144.
Yoga 2 Pro, all the way. This is what will complete the picture for you. No big deal installing. Enjoy.
This card was pretty easy to install and it works great. I would recommend it for faster wifi for anyone with a yoga 2 pro.
Fixed yoga pro 2 WiFi issues. So far night and day compared to stock card. Would recommend for anyone with intermittent WiFi issues with that or other laptops.
Simple upgrade for the Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro. No driver update necessary. It takes a T4 Torx driver to get the bottom off. Then careful with the antenna connections. That's about it. Anyone should be able to do the upgrade
It works great, give me dual band 2.4 and 5Ghz in g, n, ac.To upgrade the Yoga 2 pro, here is what I need:1. A Torx T5 screw driver and a Phillips screw driver. I bought at Wmart in a precision set of $6.272. AC 7260 card. I bought at egg for 30 bucks.Some said it works automatically after installing. In my situation, I had to recover to factory default to make it work.
A necessary upgrade for anyone with the yoga pro 2. This fills the only gap that ultrabook had and I'm getting great reception throughout my house with great speeds as well. For this price it's a no brainer. Easy install too, zero hiccups on my end. The bios took to this chip easily. Replacing the card was simple, the bottom is easily removed with a torx 5 bit which you can find at home depot in a precision screw driver set for about 4 dollars.
The Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro is the latest affordable Ultrabook with decent specs.
Works perfectly fine in a Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro 13&#34; ultrabook. I would recommend this as a replacement for any units that do not do 802.11AC.
I bought this wireless card to upgrade my Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro. Easy to install, works great, and at a great price. This upgrade is a must.
Answer: Easy install (simply remove the 11 machine screws on the back) and gently separate the outer shell edges to display the card.  Swap the card and, likely, you'll be in business as-is.  The gotcha for me was standalone Intel Bluetooth drivers.  When I first installed the card, I updated to the Intel ProSet drivers v16.5.3 and all was fine.  Later, I was having some issues with a new bluetooth mouse dropping connection, found/installed the Intel PROSet/Wireless Software for Bluetooth® technology for Windows 8.1 v3.​1.​1311 (at the time of this post) and had serious issues with these.  Once installed, they "killed" Bluetooth completely in Windows 8.1 and uninstalling the drivers didn't bring it back.  The only solution was a system restore to before the drivers were installed.  So, even though they are both for the AC 7260, stick with the drivers v16.x.x and stay away from drivers v3.x.x with this PCIe card in a Yoga Pro 2.