Einleitung

The Wi-Fi card on a computer is the key component when it comes to connecting to the internet. Most Wi-Fi cards are easy to remove or replace if needed, and the Dell Studio 1558's Wi-Fi card is no different. Care has to be taken in order to avoid damaging the connectors.

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    • To begin, flip over the laptop.

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    • Next, slide the slider to the right and hold it in place.

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    • While holding down the slider, gently remove the battery.

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    • The battery has been successfully removed.

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    • Make sure the battery is properly removed. If not, you could experience shocks.

    • Unscrew the three screws (Phillips #0) on the back panel to reveal the innards underneath the panel. It is helpful to keep these screws in the holes of the back panel.

    • Pry the back panel off and set aside.

    • A little bit of force may be necessary in removing the panel as there are some minor plastic clips holding the panel in place in addition to the screws.

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    • Disconnect the WLAN (Wi-Fi) antenna cables.

    • These cables connect like button snaps, so just unsnap them by tugging lightly or gently prying them up away from the WLAN card.

    • Gather the antenna cables (black, white, and grey) and unwind them from the clips they are pinned under to keep them from rattling around.

    • The grey cable may be attached or unattached to the WLAN card depending on the number of antenna cables your card supports.

    • Remove the single screw (Philips #0).

Abschluss

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

Logan McAtee

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