"802.11n" is neither a Broadcom chipset number nor a model number.... it's simply a protocol. You will need to provide the actual Broadcom chipset number and if it came installed in your computer at the time of purchase, the brand and model of your computer/motherboard.
DRIVER NEEDED: Broadcom 802.11n (Windows XP Professional)
Re: DRIVER NEEDED: Broadcom 802.11n (Windows XP Professional)
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