This is a follow up post to my original post about Mobile Broadband on M6800.
I purchased the Dell Wireless™ DW5808 Gobi 4G/LTE full Mini-Card (Manufacturer Part# : 1N1FY | Dell Part# : 1N1FY) and installed it in my Precision M6800. I went to my local Verizon store and picked up the correct SIM card (based on the IMEI of the card).
After powering up my laptop, Windows 10 recognized the card and reported it needed a driver. I went to Dell's website and downloaded what I thought was the correct driver and installed it. The installation reported that the driver was successfully installed, however Windows Device manager reports the card still has no driver.
Wash, rinse, repeat over and over again. So far I have tried all of these drivers, and every one reports the installation went correctly, but Windows 10 Device Manager reports the card has no driver.
Communications_Driver_2KF2M_WN_3.12.1310.4003_A00.EXE
Communications_Driver_FXRMY_WN32_6.19.4382.502_A07.EXE
Communications_Driver_GH5Y3_WN32_6.21.4431.506_A06.EXE
Communications_Driver_J32YF_WN32_6.14.4316.502_A00.EXE
Communications_Driver_JP75T_WN32_6.14.4316.502_A00.EXE
Communications_Driver_KT1RD_WN32_6.14.4316.502_A06.EXE
Because I purchased the card from another Vendor (Amazon), Dell Support will not help me -they tell me I need to contact Amazon. (Laptop is still under valid warranty, but it wasn't originally ordered with the card, so they won't provide support).
Am I doing something wrong? Is there a magic hidden driver that works? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
-Devin.