Inspiron 7359 2-in-1 WiFi Card Replacement

Introdução

The Dell Inspiron 13 7359 2-in-1 is an excellent computer with Wi-Fi 802.11ac 1×1 (Wi-Fi 5). Consider changing your WiFi card if:

The computer is disconnecting from the WiFi frequently, even if you're close to the router.
The WiFi is consistently slow, even when other devices on the same network are working fine.
The computer isn't finding any WiFi networks or isn't connecting to any known networks.
The WiFi strength is consistently weak or nonexistent, even when you're close to the router.
You're getting error messages related to your WiFi router.

If you have determined that there's no other possible reason why your computer shouldn't be working, even after updates and connecting to other networks and making sure the router's not the problem, it might be a safe bet to replace the WiFi card. The WiFi card is not dangerous on its own, even if it's connected to a power source. Make sure to power off and disconnect the computer when you start taking your computer apart. You won't need more than the actual replacement WiFi card and a few tools to disassemble the computer, so follow this guide and keep your connection running smoothly.

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Passo 1 Bottom Case

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Turn off device before starting.
Turn the laptop upside down with the logo facing the surface of the table.

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Passo 2

Use a Phillips #0 screwdriver to remove the ten 8mm screws from the back case of the laptop.

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Passo 3

Use a spudger to separate the back cover from the laptop.
Start from one corner and work your way around the edge of the cover.
Be careful not to bend or crack the back cover.

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Passo 4

All hardware components should be exposed.

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Passo 5 WiFi Card

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Use the spudger tool to remove the two antenna cables.
Remove the black screw.
Slightly pull up the end and remove the WiFi card. Be careful not to damage the internal adapter.