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Description
Fix wireless connectivity issues by replacing the 802.11n AirPort wireless / Bluetooth 2.1 internal card in your Late 2010/Mid 2011/Mid 2012 MacBook Air.
Compatibility
| MacBook Air 11" Late 2010 |
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| MacBook Air 11" Mid 2011 |
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| MacBook Air 11" Mid 2012 |
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| MacBook Air 13" Late 2010 |
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| MacBook Air 13" Mid 2011 |
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| MacBook Air 13" Mid 2012 |
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Difficulty:
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Difficulty:
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Difficulty:
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Difficulty:
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Difficulty:
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Difficulty:
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Repair Stories
I spilled iced tea on my laptop in 2014. I was quickly dried it off, and restarted my computer. Everything worked perfect except that I could no longer connect to a Wifi network. Where the signal strength insicator usually was, it was blank and said "No Hardware Installed." I took it to Apple, who w . . .
The WiFi card stop working. I tried several software solutions (reboots, restarting of obscure management services) until I realised it was a hardware issue. Since the MacBook Air 11" Mid 2011 is considered obsolete by Apple, I couldn't get official support
It was very easy to follow the steps in the . . .
MacBook Air (2012) with a "Wifi: No Hardware Detected" error. Bluetooth was working, but not Airport. After a dozen attempts to fix with software, I ordered this replacement card.
Unfortunately a new card didn't solve the problem. The problem was with the Logic Board. $280+tax at the Apple Store.
The . . .
liquid water inside
very god
don,t drink water close to your mac
