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220-1201 · Question #485
After replacing a laptop screen, a technician is unable to see Wi-Fi connections. Which of the following will most likely resolve the issue?
The correct answer is C. Making sure that all cables are plugged in. Replacing a laptop screen often requires disconnecting internal components, and the Wi-Fi antenna cables are commonly routed near the display; ensuring all internal cables are properly reconnected restores wireless connectivity.
Submitted by viktor_hu· Mar 30, 2026Hardware and Network Troubleshooting
Question
After replacing a laptop screen, a technician is unable to see Wi-Fi connections. Which of the following will most likely resolve the issue?
Options
- ATurning the Wi-Fi on
- BReplacing the wireless card
- CMaking sure that all cables are plugged in
- DDisabling Wi-Fi Protected Access
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A8% (2)
- B28% (7)
- C52% (13)
- D12% (3)
Explanation
Replacing a laptop screen often requires disconnecting internal components, and the Wi-Fi antenna cables are commonly routed near the display; ensuring all internal cables are properly reconnected restores wireless connectivity.
Topics
#Laptop repair#Wi-Fi antenna#Hardware troubleshooting
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