qualcomm atheros ar9485 wireless bad signal

Again thanks for your prompt and informative replies.I only go by the Youtube videos if I get stuck when the manual falls short. It will be quiet a chore but I like challenges. Just reviewed a YouTube video on opening up an ASUS N56VJ notebook which I have.

It is a little awkward when using with my notebook so I'm going to bite the bullet and install an Intel 7260 HMWWB.R adapter. It not only provides better 2.4GHz reception over my internal adapter in addition to providing 5GHz reception. I just tried a Linksys WUSB6300 USB Adapter which I received free when I recently purchased a new AC1900 router. Macrium Reflect Free and MiniTool Partition Wizard are two free programs that will do the cloning for you. Here's the more expensive version from Best Buy: If you have two drive bays, you can move the existing HDD to the second bay and install the SSD in the first bay. Mine came with two 1TB hard drives, I replaced the master hard drive with an SSD, and left the second 1TB HDD installed for data. My ASUS laptop has two internal drive bays - not sure if yours does or not. It only works with laptop 2.5' drives, though - an external power supply is required for desktop 3.5' drives. After you install the SSD, you can also use the same cable to connect the HDD to a USB port.

Use the cable to plug the new SSD into a USB port and then clone the HDD installed in the laptop to the SSD before installing the SSD. Any suggestions? : Inateck USB 3.0 to SATA Adapter Cable for 2.5 Accessories Navy, I would like to do that if there were an easy straight forward way to get all the apps and data onto the SSD.

Qualcomm atheros ar9485 wireless bad signal