Your laptop uses a mini-PCIe card, a half-height card, same as my laptop. As long as you get that format, it will fit. If there are drivers (and most should install automatically via Windows Update), it will work. A couple of our forum experts use and recommend this model: [URL] An expert on the Intel forums said that there are third-parties that make a mini-card module with Intel's AX200 (Wireless-AX, WiFi 6, BT 5.2) silicon on it. The part number is MPE-AX3000 or MPE-AX3000H. For example, this listing on AliExpress. I've used a few cards on my laptops, including Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6230 Dual Band, Intel 1030, and other models. They all work under both Windows 10, Ubuntu, and Xubuntu, and also worked under Windows 7. Be careful when disconnecting and connecting the tiny antenna plugs that fit over the tiny posts on the card (kind of like snap fasteners on a coat). They are fragile. And be careful to note which sides the white and black cables connect to before you disconnect the existing card. Whenever touching components or working inside a computer, wear a grounded wrist strap, also called anti-static wrist strap, ESD wrist strap, or ground bracelet. It's a cheap and sensible precaution. Rest the laptop on an anti-static mat or at least a reasonable alternative such as corrugated cardboard. P.S. You may already know this, but Windows XP is unsupported and highly insecure. It does not receive security patches, so it should no longer be used on a PC connected to the Internet.
My E6410 is set up as a dual boot Windows XP/Linux (Ubuntu) machine. The Broadcom BCM4313 WiFi card works under XP but not Linux. Also, the Bluetooth does not work at all. I have not been able to find a suitable driver for Linux and am now thinking of changing the WiFi card to something more user friendly. Can anyone suggest a WiFi/Bluetooth card that will work under XP and Linux? Thank you!
Latitude E6410 WiFi card replacement