Broadcom BCM 5704 Driver

This is the Broadcom BCM 5704 driver for Windows. Note that there is a 32bit as well as a 64bit version of the driver. Also note that the driver will install on certain operating systems as listed below. The driver was updated in July 2016.

Broadcom BCM 5704 Driver

Te driver will work on the following operating systems. If you have a Broadcom BCM 5704 adapter then check your hardware as well as your operating system before you download the driver file. You can also check out other Broadcom drivers on this website.

The Broadcom BCM 5704 is like a special component inside your computer that helps it connect to the internet using a cable. It can work at different speeds, allowing your computer to handle various types of internet connections.

Think of it as a super smart chip made by a company called Broadcom. This chip is part of a family of high-performance components known for their speed and efficiency. The cool thing about the BCM 5704 is that it can work in extreme temperatures, meaning it can handle really hot and really cold environments without any issues.

To make this special component work properly, your computer needs a specific kind of software called a driver. The driver version 17.2.0.2 is compatible with different versions of Windows, which is the operating system your computer uses.

If you want more technical details about how this component works, you can check out a document called a datasheet. And remember, it’s always best to download software from the official manufacturer’s website to make sure you’re getting the right and most up-to-date version for your device. Likewise see also the BCM 43142a0 driver on here.

If you’re using a Linux computer and need to make your Broadcom BCM 5704 work wirelessly, follow these steps:

1. Download the Driver: Go to the Broadcom website and get the Broadcom 802.11 Linux STA wireless driver. This driver is like a special code that helps your computer talk to Broadcom hardware.
2. Install the Driver: You can install the driver in two ways: either by typing some commands if you know your way around Linux, or by using an easier method if you’re not familiar with those commands.
3. Test Your Wireless Connection: Once the driver is in place, make sure to test your wireless connection for at least 2 hours. This means using the internet to make sure everything works smoothly and your connection stays strong.

Remember, the steps might change a bit depending on which version of Linux you have. If you get stuck, you can check the Broadcom Ethernet Network Adapter User Guide for more help. And always get your drivers from the official Broadcom website to make sure you’re getting the right software for your computer.

1. Check Device Status: Use a special command to see if your computer recognizes the Broadcom BCM 5704. If it’s not on the list, your computer might not know it’s there.
2. Check Network Interface: Another command helps you find the Broadcom BCM 5704 in your computer’s network interfaces. If it’s not there, the driver might not be set up correctly.
3. Check Link Status: You can use a command to see if your network cable is connected and working with the Broadcom BCM 5704. It will tell you if everything is linked up properly.
4. Look for Errors: Use a command to find any error messages related to your network interface. These messages can tell you if something’s going wrong.
5. Test the Connection: Try to talk to a website or another device on your network. If you get a response, it means your network interface is doing its job.

If you don’t understand something or run into problems, don’t hesitate to ask someone for help. Likewise also see the Broadcom Wireless 802.11b/g Adapter Driver as well as the Acer Aspire One D260 Broadcom Driver Win 7.

How to update Broadcom BCM 5704 driver on Windows

If you want to update the Broadcom BCM 5704 driver on your Windows computer, here’s how you can do it:

1. Open Device Manager: First, press the Windows key and R at the same time to open a box. Type “devmgmt.msc” and hit Enter. This will open Device Manager, which is like a control center for your computer’s hardware.
2. Find Network Adapters: Look for “Network adapters” in the Device Manager. It’s like finding a specific section in a big book.
3. Update the Driver: Right-click on the Broadcom BCM 5704 device (it might show up as “Unknown device”). Choose “Update driver.” This tells your computer to search for a newer and better version of the driver online.
4. Download from Dell Website (Optional): You can also visit Dell’s official website. Find and download the right driver for your computer. Make sure it matches your computer’s type and version.
5. Install the Driver: After downloading, follow the instructions given by the installer. It’s like following a recipe – just do what it says to complete the installation.
6. Restart Your Computer: Once everything is done, restart your computer. Think of it as giving your computer a quick nap. When it wakes up, it’ll be all set with the new driver.

If you’re confused or run into any problems, don’t hesitate to ask someone for help. They can guide you through the process. Likewise also see the HP Broadcom Wireless LAN Driver as well as the Broadcom BCM20702.

Windows OS

• Windows Vista
• Windows 7
• Windows 8
• Windows 8.1
• Windows 10
• Windows 2008
• Windows 2008 R2
• Windows 2012
• Windows 2012 R2

The Broadcom BCM 5704 driver below was the last driver released. Download the 32bit or the 64bit version. Note the other hardware where this driver will also work on even though the names are not the same. The driver will also work on: Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit Ethernet.

Hardware ID

This is the hardware that will work with this driver.

Likewise see also what other drivers are on here.

Broadcom BCM 5704 – 32bit driver

Broadcom BCM 5704 – 64bit driver

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