#Machacha not supported install
#Machacha not supported serial
#Machacha not supported drivers
#Machacha not supported update

Unfortunatly it was not recognising my SIM Card settings and thus I decided to update the driver. I aslo saw that the card was recognized and working on my Windows 10 HP Zbook 15 G2 Laptop. After installing it on my laptop and rebooting my laptop I saw that the 'Wireless Module Not Supported (703)' error dissapeared. Today I recieved my hs3110 HSPA+ mobile broadband module (748599-011).

#Machacha not supported install

After this install all the hardware back to it original state and turn on your laptop/pc.

Try doing a hard reset to your laptop by: shuting down you laptop/pc, removing battery and disconnecting your BIOS battery after doing so press the power button for 5 sec (to drain any remaining electricty). or You can aslo ask one of their modulators to unlock your BIOS for you, although they may request a small donation in the process.Д¤. This inturn will allow you to use any WWAN card that can fit in your WWAN Module.ДЄlos if your BIOS is not yet white-listed they do haveВ tutorials to unlock your BIOS, but please not you may BRICK your laptop/PC when doing this so DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK. You can go to the following website and check if your laptop has a 'White listed BIOS', if so then download and istall the BIOS. (NOTE: You will need your Warrenty ID, this can be seen by installing HP Support FrameworkВ on your HP pc/laptop.ДЈ. After doing so you need to try and convince them to give you another WWAN Card (It will normally take 1/2 days for it to reach your home, depending on how far their wherehouses are from you). You can set up a case with HP (if your laptop gaurentee is still valid) and state the problem you are faceing with your WWAN card. After doing so you can go to ebay and buy one of the cards that are supported by HP BIOS laptops (you can conform if they work with your laptop by contacting the seller).Д®bay page for buying HP Qualcomm Gobi (1000) WWAN CardsДў. Try and return the product and get your money back. This inturn prevents it from even showing up on my laptop 'Device Manager' and thus making it unusable.ДЎ. The BIOS of of HP laptop will automaticly 'white list' it.

#Machacha not supported serial

Even if your WWAN card is listed as a supported for your device if it doesnot have the connect HP serial and firmware listed on it. The Qualcomm Gobi (1000) WWAN card that you probably bought is most probably not containg an HP serial, and so it is then listed by the HP BIOS as a WWAN Card that cannot be used. Updating my BIOS and talking with an HP Professional from their Business support, that provided me with a replacement for my WWAN card. I was able to sove the problem of 'Wireless module not supported (703)'. Hay Bagusak and anyone else faceing the same problem, So,В HP Support Team and Developers can you give me a sollution to this problem?Д¬an IВ get a new BIOS update, so that the WWAN Module is accapted? Thus I am kind of stuck for it doesnt detect it the windows device manager but knows that it is installed. I then thought that mabey its not inluded in the HP BiosВ Whitelist, but I do not see a reason to why it should not be included for it is compactable, come with an FCC ID and the FCC rules do not apply to me since im in The Netherlands.

#Machacha not supported drivers

I thought that it could be a Bios issue and thus updated my buios to the latest version and also installed the nessary drivers for the WWAN Module. Note: Having the WWAN Module installed doesnt prevent me from booting into WIndows. Which is simillar to theВ HP hs3110 HSPA+ w/GPS WWAN Module which is also a MU736В HSPA+ w/GPS WWAN Module.

' For more Information, please visit: But I dont understand why the Wireless Module is not supported for the WWAN Module that I bought is the: H AWEI MU736 HSPA+. 'The System has dected that a Wireless Module installed in the system is not supported and disabled it.' 'WWAN Module ID (703)'. I reacently bought a WWAN Module and installed it in my laptop, but I always get this message when I do a hard reset or turn on my laptop: