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    Wire on Internal wLan card broken

    Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by Criminal0, Jan 15, 2008.

  1. Criminal0

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    The little tiny 16th/inch connector/wire that attaches to my internal wireless nic is the source of ALL my aggrivation. I dont even wanna talk about how long it took me to find the issue.

    My phone calls to Dell led me no where.... Where on earth do i buy some kind of generic replacement connector/cable for that??

    just for interest sake, the wireless card looks like this:
    http://laptopcentre.ca/intel-wm3b2200bg-internal-wireless-card-80211g-laptops-p-565.html
    The connectors are in the top left corner.


    Ideally, someplace close to me (heh)
    thx,
    Mike -Kitchener ON.
     
    Criminal0, Jan 15, 2008
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