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Armoury RTARU00047 Wi-Fi Card Replacement

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    1. Armoury RTARU00047 Wi-Fi Card Replacement, Wi-Fi Card: step 1, image 1 of 3 Armoury RTARU00047 Wi-Fi Card Replacement, Wi-Fi Card: step 1, image 2 of 3 Armoury RTARU00047 Wi-Fi Card Replacement, Wi-Fi Card: step 1, image 3 of 3
      • Turn off the PC using the power switch on the back and unplug all cables.

      • Lay the PC on its side and unscrew the glass panel to access the internal components.

      • Place the screws in a safe location.

      • Remove the glass panel.

      • Please download the necessary drivers for your new Wi-Fi card before performing any work on your PC.

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      • Use a Phillips #0 screwdriver to remove the back panel screws circled in red.

      • Loosen the screw that will secure the new Wi-Fi card.

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      • In this guide, you will be doing all the work on the motherboard of the PC.

      • Specifically:

      • The PCIe slot located under the fan.

      • and the USB headings under the graphics card.

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      • The Armoury RTARU00047 comes with an integrated WiFi card that is hidden within a module in the bottom of the PC case.

      • Disconnect the Wi-Fi card cable from the USB header.

      • Identify the Wi-Fi cable by locating the multicolored wire beside a black cable.

      • Note that the cable connects to the USB header labeled “USB 3,” which will be used for the new Wi-Fi card.

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      • Your new WiFi card will come with the card, and a pair of antennas that you will screw in the back of the PC.

      • The PCIe slot will be vacant right beside your SSD, and under the fan.

      • Insert the new WiFi card in the PCIe slot.

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      • Insert the new Wi-Fi card, use your Philips #0 screwdriver to mount the card for extra stability.

      • Screw the back panel on again.

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      • Screw in the antennas.

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      • Connect the new WiFi card’s cable into the "USB 3" heading.

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      • Put the glass panel back onto the PC case.

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      • Reconnect all cables and power on the PC.

      • Go into settings and change your WiFi settings.

      • Change your WiFi type to "WiFi 2".

      • Start an internet speed test to confirm the WiFi card is working.

      • Enjoy your new connectivity!

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Conclusion

After 10 simple steps, your new WiFi card is ready to go! Enjoy the new speeds.

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