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Lenovo ThinkCentre 7356 Wifi
It is cheaper and easier to purchase a common WiFi USB adapter and just plug it in, than to replace any built-in adapter your desktop may have. A lot of newer wireless adapters are simply plug and play, which just means that you only need to put the adapter into an available USB port and the system will install the drivers automatically. The WiFi in your desktop, if so equipped, makes use of a wireless adapter in order to talk to your wireless router or modem. Buying a wireless adapter is quite easy due to the fact that all you need to know beforehand is the operating system that is installed on your desktop.
Simple indications of a defective onboard WiFi
- The WiFi drops for no reason all the time
- The desktop wireless driver gives errors when installing
- The WiFi adapter in your Lenovo desktop cannot see the SSID coming from your router
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