Введение
This guide will show you how to replace the wireless adapter.
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Remove seven Torx T5 short screws.
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Remove three Torx T5 long screws.
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Инструмент, используемый на этом этапе:iFixit Opening Tool$1.99
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Starting from the USB port, use your opening tool to gently pry up the case.
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Pry along the laptop in the order shown by the arrows.
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Lift the case from the bottom side. NOT the side with the hinges.
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Once you feel resistance, gently pull the case towards you. (away from the hinges.)
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Remove the case.
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This is the battery. For guides that are for other parts, the battery is removed for the reason of it being a pain to connect or disconnect while screwed in.
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Remove four J1 Philips screws.
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Remove one J1 philips screw.
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Lift the battery slightly using your plastic opening tool.
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Pull the battery towards you until the wire is accessible.
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gently tug and wiggle on the wire until it pops out.
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Remove the battery.
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This is the wireless adapter.
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Using tweezers, remove the fuzzy tape.
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Remove the white and black antenna cables using a spudger.
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Remove one JIS1 screw holding the wireless card in place.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Just wanted to add I just swapped my 720-13IKB’s wifi module for a Intel AX200 (Only version i could buy was in a “desktop kit”)
and it worked out of the box! AX201 / AX210 or newer are a different kind of m.2 wifi and wont work with the 720 13IKB according to reddit.
Now I’m easily getting 350 down on my 5Ghz 40HT (Wifi6 WPA3) network!, Old card didn’t support my new WPA3 wifi and could only get 100ish down.
I swapped out the Qualcomm card that was in my 720-15ikb (due to constantly dropping connection) with an Intel AC 8265, followed the directions exactly and now it can't find any Wi-Fi networks unless I'm nearly right next to it. I downloaded and installed the official Intel drivers but that didn't fix the issue. Is there something I'm missing?