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Installing a wireless pci card
Tue 08.23.05 10:14am PDT #14964
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Holy smokes, do they really have to bury them in so deep? This one is located under the touchpad, which requires dissassembling the keyboard and wrist rest to get to it.

Also pictured in the last shot is where the "other" memory card is located. In the T40, only one memory slot is accessable without taking the case apart.

So this took forever. Popped the down arrow key loose, which was a pain to get back on, whups. Reassembled the whole thing. Then when I powered it back on, it wouldn't boot because of the "illegal card" that was installed....

So, take it apart again so I can boot and reflash bios, then reinstall card, software and TEST before screwing it back togedder.

Oy.

I wish I did this for a living. ;)

Michael
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