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I can't help but notice that there are two guides for replacing the wireless card in an Acer Aspire One ZG5. For the External Card and one for the Internal Card.
I haven't cracked mine open yet (it's currently in a box waiting for us to move house), am I to assume it'll have one or the other or both?
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once card access 2.4Ghz (wireless ST a, c and n) and other access 5Ghz (Wireless ST b)
i haven't tear-down ZG5 but i found two cards in 2006 and earlier models
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That makes some sense. So I could replace them with one more modern card that does b/g/n.
Can you update photos of cards?
as your laptop is old model you can think about external wifi dongle. it will be cost effective solution & you can use it with many devices. even if you install Wifi 802.11n card, you will not be able to get the full performance of the card as your CPU and data busses will not support to handle 300Mbps+ data flow
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Double the fun! ;-} It looks like two copies were created somehow. Tell us which one is the better and if you can, what elements of the other need to be moved over so they can be merged into a better guide.
由 Dan 完成的
From the looks of the two guides there really are two wireless cards, at least on the one they're working on - they pull them both out in the Internal Card guide. Will take mine apart and report back!
由 paul 完成的
Also it looks like someone is scraping your content :-/
http://topusefulsolutions.com/388914/ace...
由 paul 完成的
I took the plate for where my wireless card should be and the connection isn't available so at first I thought maybe I could use it for a mSSD, but like I said there's no way to install anything so either that part was removed by another person or they made a second design. The strange thing about this is the device manager states that there's two unknown devices which disappears when the internal wireless card decides to stop working, the reason I'm here.
由 Budman 完成的
This device was given to me with Windows XP, the battery and the WiFi didn't work and the keyboard was missing keys... The system was corrupt so I installed Windows 7 and the battery still didn't take a charge so while it was running I took the battery out and put it back in and now it's charging, I've fixed a few laptops this way, but the WiFi works when it wants to and when it doesn't it disappears from the device manager with the two unknown devices, probably a bad connection! When I had Windows 7 installed the WiFi flickered showing it was working, but now that I upgraded it to Windows 10 Pro the light stays lit and working at the moment, but I,m going to take it apart and upgrade the memory, but it runs pretty good on 1GB of RAM, clean the connection on the wireless card or replace it and replace the keyboard. This little thing works much better than I ever thought. I hoped this helped.
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