I recently picked up a used Razer Blade 15 and took the opportunity to clean it up with some new thermal paste. While doing so, I had to remove the Wi-Fi card antennas to access one of the heatsink screws. The aux antenna went back on after quite a struggle, but I'm really struggling with the main antenna. I've seen mentions about possibly soldering the connections too. I'll share some pictures of the connector before and after my attempts. If I can manage to get the cable attached, should I expect it to work?
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If you're having trouble reattaching the main antenna, you might want to consider replacing it instead. Some users say routing new antenna cables can be complex, especially with some setups where they might lead to the display. But if you're determined to fix it without replacing parts, just make sure everything is reconnected securely!
Yeah, replacing components can be a hassle—but if you've got the patience, it might be worth a shot to try and fix it. Just take your time and double-check the connections! Hopefully, you'll get it working.