Just for the sake of testing mate, I would one by one start adding the old parts back into the board until the error was cleared, use the process of elimination to try and work out what part is causing the issue.
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If you find the problem is with the new Wi-Fi card that you purchased I would then place the WiFi card into a different system to make sure that card worked properly, for all you know they might have just sold you a faulty part.
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If you find the problem is with the new WiFi card that you purchased I would then place the WiFi card into a different system to make sure that card worked properly, for all you know they might have just sold you a faulty part.
Just for the sake of testing mate, I would one by one start adding the old parts back into the board until the error was cleared, use the process of elimination to try and work out what part is causing the issue.[br]
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Just for the sake of testing mate, I would one by one start adding the old parts back into the board until the error was cleared, use the process of elimination to try and work out what part is causing the issue.
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If you find the problem is with the new Wi-Fi card that you purchased i would then place the wifi card into a different Laptop to make sure that card worked okay, for all you know they might have just sold you a faulty part.
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If you find the problem is with the new Wi-Fi card that you purchased I would then place the WiFi card into a different system to make sure that card worked properly, for all you know they might have just sold you a faulty part.
Just for the sake of testing mate, I would one by one start adding the old parts back into the board until the error was cleared, use the process of elimination to try and work out what part is causing the issue.[br]
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If you find the problem is with the new Wi-Fi card that you purchased i would then place the wifi card into a different Laptop to make sure that card worked okay, for all you know they might have just sold you a faulty part.