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  1. Aardvarkly
    Posts : 137
    Windows 7 Pro 64bit
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    Nice try, guys. The antenna wire is still attached, nice and solid. I unplugged and replugged to be certain.
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  3. Bree
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    Windows 7 Home Premium x64
       New #12

    Did you try @Megahertz07's WifiInfoView suggestion? If it shows low signal strength/quality for all WiFi sources, not just your own, then it sound like the card is dying. Try it in your new build too for comparison.
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  4. Aardvarkly
    Posts : 137
    Windows 7 Pro 64bit
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       New #13

    Just for fun I downloaded the tool. It showed nothing new. There are no other wifi signals here. Just my own router.
    I think it is safe to assume the onboard adapter is dying. I might try a direct ethernet connection. It will be cheaper than a card.
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