Plus, many friends and family have visited me and used their devices with no problem. I was confident the new PC was the cause of the problem, since I’ve had my TP-LINK Archer C7 AC1750 Wireless Router for two years and never experienced this issue using our household’s other two computers: a high-end Mac Pro and a $200 HP Stream 11. Given I live in a rural area, and use the wifi network for my phone, not only did I lose internet service when this happened, but phone service as well. Every time this happened, I would have to go to my loft, where my router is, turn the power off and on and wait for the network to come up again. This happened repeatedly and would occur anywhere between five minutes and one hour after powering up. Hope this info helps.I received my new Dell PC, powered it up, and immediately it began crashing my wifi network. That’s all there is to replacing the wireless card in the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1.
Don’t overwrite drivers as this can cause configuration issues. Remove the old driver first in Device Manager and then install the new one. If the replacement was an upgrade or a newer model, check the driver and update as necessary. If it was a like-for-like swap, the existing driver will pick up the card and work as normal. Once everything is back in place, boot the laptop and test the new wireless card. Replace the base cover as directed in the above tutorial. Place the securing bracket over the card and screw back into place.Ĩ. Place the new card in place of the old one.ħ. Connect the new wireless card to the antenna cable. The white cable in the white socket and black cable in the black socket.Ħ. Carefully lift out the card and disconnect the antenna cable.ĥ. Unscrew the M1圆.5 screw on the holding bracket securing the wireless card to the chassis.Ĥ. Look for the wireless card in the top right corner. If the battery is closest to you, the card should be a small rectangle with the Intel logo on it.ģ.
Follow the guide to removing the base cover on the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1.Ģ.
Just follow this tutorial and everything will be fine!ġ. The replacement process is a little involved but not technically difficult.
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