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Dell seem to be random in that they have a whitelist on some laptops models and not others.  But I do see some results on Google from people with your model saying the AX210 works.

AX210 is normally detected by the OS if you have Windows 10 or newer, but you can download the drivers direct from Intel.
 
Most of these wireless cards are just a PCB with the wireless chip on it.
 
Well, you can't sell one for that price and make any profit, but I suppose they might be disposing of cards from broken PCs/laptops.
 
Wireless cards in desktops are usually Key-E.
 
For laptops, I don't know and I can't find any information about what is present in yours. I looked at motherboard pictures and I couldn't tell from those either.
 
Very hard to say, what troubleshooting steps have you done?

There are some wireless cards that use specific features of Intel chipsets or CPUs to work, like for example CNVi extensions
See for example What Are the Intel® Integrated Connectivity (CNVi) and Companion...
 
So avoid the cards listed on that page if your cpu  / chipset doesn't have CNVi.
 
As alternative to Intel cards, there's the Mediatek MT7922  / AMD RZ616 (rebranded mediatek)  cards, here's an example : https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006269807901.html
 
description says works with most brands including dell, except lenovo
 
You can download drivers for it directly from Microsoft here, fairly new (december 2023): https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/search.aspx?q=rz616 wi-fi 6e 160mhz
 
This one is working with lenovo laptops : https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005691874533.html
 
 
 

As far as I'm aware, Dell doesn't whitelist which PCIe devices you're allowed to use like HP and Lenovo have in the past.

True. As "Classifieds" is only commonly used in English speaking world. It doesn't make that much sense when one comes from another language. "Classified" makes it seem more like "secret" than "has been set to a class".

You can create functionality that exports to excel using a variety of JavaScript frameworks i.e. kendo-ui. 
 
You can probably do what you want without a custom app though. If the exams use the browser the OneNote extension will probably work? There's a windows 10 app called steps recorder and it takes screenshots of all the things you interact with.

Don't make your WiFI public. Instead, give your WiFi a password that you don't mind sharing with friends and family. With a public WiFi, someone could do something illigal with your connection (child porn, hacking, sending threatening messages) and you would be blamed for it.
 
If you don't want people to connect to your WiFi, just don't tell them the password. Making the connection unusably slow is just going to make your technology look bad, and if you are on this forum, my guess is that you are somewhat known as a technology person.
 
The big killer to quotas is steady usage, not bursts, so a neighbor downloading something slowly overnight is going to hurt you more than someone randomly updating an app over your wifi while visiting.
 
I realize I am not answering your question. The answer is that what you are asking for cannot be easily done with consumer network equipment. The correct way to do what you are trying to do would be to buy a managed switch that supports flow-control and then connect a separate access point to a port with restricted bandwidth. There are ways you can possibly trick QoS into doing what you want, but QoS is not exactly designed to do what you are asking, and you will likely struggle making it work as expected.

You check the supported device list of each 3rd party firmware. BUT like I said, you have a MODEM/ROUTER dont expect them to support that. If you want a router that supports 3rd party firmware I suggest you buy one based on the supported device list of one of the 3rd party firmware makers. Not all routers support 3rd party firmware in the first place. Thats why you have to go based on the list. 
 
 

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Open source also

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