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Discussing a piece of content: Circumventing PCIE filters on desktop devices

Discussing a piece of content: Circumventing PCIE filters on desktop devices

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Kimplaze
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12-18-2025, 02:37 PM

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The piece is quite engaging, and the website appears to have experienced downtime. I wasn’t keen on losing this valuable hack. Initially, I tried it on my own setup—a HP 4730s—so don’t just copy-paste commands unless you’re using the exact model. Partially done, I found the necessary addresses after noting differences between second and third generation chips. The specific step about inserting a blacklisted card triggered me because I didn’t have any such cards. I had six different Wi-Fi cards working fine. If you're experienced and willing to test a laptop in poor condition, feel free to share your experience. Just remember, you’ll need to install GRUB regardless of whether you’re on Windows or Linux.

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Kimplaze

12-18-2025, 02:37 PM #1

The piece is quite engaging, and the website appears to have experienced downtime. I wasn’t keen on losing this valuable hack. Initially, I tried it on my own setup—a HP 4730s—so don’t just copy-paste commands unless you’re using the exact model. Partially done, I found the necessary addresses after noting differences between second and third generation chips. The specific step about inserting a blacklisted card triggered me because I didn’t have any such cards. I had six different Wi-Fi cards working fine. If you're experienced and willing to test a laptop in poor condition, feel free to share your experience. Just remember, you’ll need to install GRUB regardless of whether you’re on Windows or Linux.