So I'm planning to order a Intel 6200 wifi adpater for my G73.
Link : PROVANTAGE: Intel 622AN.HMWWB Intel Wifi Link 6200 622AN.HMWWB Half Height Minicard VPRO Enabled Retail
I wanted to change it because I have a low signal on my room because our router is upstairs at the living room. Now, I really don't know how to change it. I know that you just need to take the two screws off, pull the old card out, but I don't know how to take the two wires off and put it back to a new card. I'm scared to mess up with that thing.
I really needing help and if someone can make me a 10 sec video for it(taking and putting the wires back), I would really appreciate it. Thanks
-
The wire terminals just snap on the connector posts on the card. They don't screw or twist or anything fancy.
You can carefully pop them off with a small flat screwdriver blade under the lip of the terminal cap....it takes very little force.
Sorry no video -
-
-
-
They just pop off. No need to be hard on them.
-
-
10char -
So I bought it. Installed it... install the driver.. and now its not working... after installing it, I clicked the wifi icon and it says not connected and there's no list of wireless connections... i removed it.. uninstall the driver.. then do the same steps again.. and I failed again... what should I do?
-
did you uninstall the old wifi drivers and such?
-
-
uninstall Atheros in Device Manager, and choose to delete all drivers.
-
-
Have them both out, and boot. If they are still being detected, do a rollback with System Restore. Seems you got some Registry hell going on.
-
I'd throw in a CCleaner registry run in there before the system restore- maybe it'll find the orphans and kill 'em. Just make sure to back up the registry like it suggests.
-
A registry scrub will probably work.
-
mindinversion Notebook Evangelist
There's another step. Something to do with control panel/network and sharing center/change adapter settings
Right click the wireless adapter, select "properties"
Click "Configure", select the "advanced" tab.
Make sure the first 2 lines [both start with 802.11] are set to "auto", not "20 Mhz only"
There's a post floating around here somewhere explaining it but I can't lay my hands on it for the life of me.
I'm thinking there was something else in there to adjust, but I can't for the life of me remember what it was ><
Wireless card adapter. Need help.
Discussion in 'ASUS Gaming Notebook Forum' started by adamski07, Jun 30, 2010.