@@SquiggleMom It works. I disconnected the PCIe M.2 WIFI module and connected a Beast PCIe M.2. eGPU and now the desktop NVidia card is detected. I had an NVidia 680 on the shelf that I'm testing with.
Hi Charles, Yep! It was tricky to find. It started going south again, and I ended up just using a USB wireless adapter that I found somewhere in my stuff.
Hi can someone help me with my problem please. I'm french. I have a problem with toshiba c55-c-1l9, this is a motherboard problem. The laptop starts 2 sec then turns off and restarts in a loop, without displaying anything. I hear a sound coming from a component of the motherboard, it's like a "tac" before the laptop turns off and restarts. I don't know what component. Thermal paste is not the problem. Thank you for reading this comment I hope you will help me.
Working on a neighbors today an my guess last night was it was probably an oxidation problem on a connector... did a quick search on google and found YOUR video .... 😎
Nice video, thanks for posting. I dropped mine and it landed right in the 3.5mm audio jack I had plugged into my 1100 watt stereo, you should have heard that! The tip of the 3.5mm adapter broke off inside the jack, got that out with a drill bit, and now the internet is acting up, probably jarred the WIFI card, if it keeps up, I'll try this. Great teamwork mom and son!
Hey Randyman, It ended up only being a temporary fix. Then I bought a new card and replaced it, but that didn't work, so I figured it had something to do with the antenna. I am now using a USB wifi... Good enough for me... Bleh.
It was awesome! Most of the time, I would probably have bought a new computer. My son helped me with that one. It's hard figuring out where the wifi card is on the laptop, because the cable masks it.
My laptop couldn’t connect to the WiFi unless it’s next to the router but I haven’t fixed the WiFi card and I’m gonna fix it whenever I get home from school
I replaced my card, but it's still the problem. I think it may be an antenna problem? So I went back to using a usb wifi card. I'll post that video (fail) soon.
Alright, but I hope this could work for my laptop, but if it doesn’t, I’m gonna take it over to the person that I know that could fix it which is the same person that fixed the battery and LCD screen on my laptop last year
@@SquiggleMom It worked. Once I got the card out I blew air into the place where it slides in and either some long flattened dust or some tiny bits of paper or thin flat metal flew out. Not sure what it was but after I put it back together it works again. Thanks for the video solution!
Amazing guys! Thank you from Argentina!. You saved my Toshiba. Just connected and reconnected the wifi card, cleaning, and magic happened.
Cool! You are welcome
i am having the same issue..same laptop..same model number.. could you plzz tell me the details of the wifi card..where could we buy online?
Where could I find a mini PCI-e slot? The WIFI slot was too small for the eGPU connector that I have.
Hi Timothy, I do not know. Good luck, and post a video if you find out!
@@SquiggleMom the wifi connector is m.2 so I ordered a different connector that I'll try tomorrow.
@@SquiggleMom It works. I disconnected the PCIe M.2 WIFI module and connected a Beast PCIe M.2. eGPU and now the desktop NVidia card is detected. I had an NVidia 680 on the shelf that I'm testing with.
@@TimothyGraupmann Nice!
Thanks for this, you helped me figure out where the card was so I could replace it with a better one :^)
Hi Charles, Yep! It was tricky to find. It started going south again, and I ended up just using a USB wireless adapter that I found somewhere in my stuff.
AWESOME! Worked for me after one year of struggle ! Toshiba Satellite l735. 8RAM, Intel Core i5. Muchas Gracias
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Why don't you do a video of replacing the battery on your smoke alarm? It kept beeping and pissed me off!
HAH! I didn't even notice!
Hi can someone help me with my problem please. I'm french. I have a problem with toshiba c55-c-1l9, this is a motherboard problem. The laptop starts 2 sec then turns off and restarts in a loop, without displaying anything. I hear a sound coming from a component of the motherboard, it's like a "tac" before the laptop turns off and restarts. I don't know what component. Thermal paste is not the problem. Thank you for reading this comment I hope you will help me.
Now that's what team work look like .🙂
Yeah, he's the son of Squigglemom and Son. I love him so much!
ah, we know this struggle :D
Thank you :)
You're Welcome!
Working on a neighbors today an my guess last night was it was probably an oxidation problem on a connector... did a quick search on google and found YOUR video .... 😎
Hope it helped! Please like and subscribe!
Fixed it... I had to use an oxidation remover spray ... working now 🥳
Thank youuuu, this video saved my butt, amazing video!
Before you purchase a new one, try removing the card, blowng some canned air on it and replacng the card.
Nice video, thanks for posting. I dropped mine and it landed right in the 3.5mm audio jack I had plugged into my 1100 watt stereo, you should have heard that! The tip of the 3.5mm adapter broke off inside the jack, got that out with a drill bit, and now the internet is acting up, probably jarred the WIFI card, if it keeps up, I'll try this. Great teamwork mom and son!
Hey Randyman, It ended up only being a temporary fix. Then I bought a new card and replaced it, but that didn't work, so I figured it had something to do with the antenna. I am now using a USB wifi... Good enough for me... Bleh.
LOL, true! Thanks for the update, keep on conquering!
Is it necessary to pull out the nobs?
Wow this actually worked!!. now I'm typing from my laptop. Now the light of the wifi is on again.
If you tell me at what time in the video we did that, I can look and see if I can recall.
@@SquiggleMom 6:14
@@dxabier I looked, it's hard to tell. I think what you are referring to is the antenna.
Congrat for that reparation!
It was awesome! Most of the time, I would probably have bought a new computer. My son helped me with that one. It's hard figuring out where the wifi card is on the laptop, because the cable masks it.
Genia. Gracias, gracias!!!
de nada. Gracias por ver!
Don't play with electronics without wearing a grounding strap and performing static discharge.
thanks
You're welcome!
coupla real experts!
It was more about enabling ourselves to do the task!
My laptop couldn’t connect to the WiFi unless it’s next to the router but I haven’t fixed the WiFi card and I’m gonna fix it whenever I get home from school
I replaced my card, but it's still the problem. I think it may be an antenna problem? So I went back to using a usb wifi card. I'll post that video (fail) soon.
Alright, but I hope this could work for my laptop, but if it doesn’t, I’m gonna take it over to the person that I know that could fix it which is the same person that fixed the battery and LCD screen on my laptop last year
@@omarzowila Try it and see. It only costs $10 to try it.
Seems like a common fault and thanks.
Super! Glad I could help!
I have this exact problem. It comes and goes. I've suspected it's hardware. I will try this shortly and post my results.
Thank you!
@@SquiggleMom It worked. Once I got the card out I blew air into the place where it slides in and either some long flattened dust or some tiny bits of paper or thin flat metal flew out. Not sure what it was but after I put it back together it works again. Thanks for the video solution!
@@ChuckHaney Hey, I should try that. Maybe that is what is preventing mine from working.
@@ChuckHaney Hey chuck... did you replace the card or use the same card?
@@SquiggleMom I used the same one. Knowing how much dust ends up inside a laptop I just automatically blew into the port to clear out any dust.
It didn't work for me :(
At least you know how to replace it now!
İ did work for Mine thank you so much!!!
Nice thanks
Hope it helped!
fix your smoke detector
I went and checked all of mine after this believing it was my own.