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The forum thread discusses a laptop connectivity issue after a screen replacement, with the original poster questioning the problem. Responders suggest that the screen replacement might have affected internal connections or drivers, recommending wired connections or reconfirming hardware reassembly. The original poster confirms they had a technician replace the screen and plans to try connecting via a wired connection, expressing appreciation for the assistance.
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Trying to connect my laptop to our wifi network and this is the message I keep getting. I also just replaced the screen and it was working prior to the screen replacement.
 

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bochane
Replacing the screen? Does that mean that you opened your laptop and disconnected and reconnected some system parts?
I think I would try to connecting it by wire to the network so that drivers can be loaded. If that does not solve the problem you may need to reopen it again and check whether all was reconnected properly.
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Replacing the screen? Does that mean that you opened your laptop and disconnected and reconnected some system parts?
I think I would try to connecting it by wire to the network so that drivers can be loaded. If that does not solve the problem you may need to reopen it again and check whether all was reconnected properly.
Welcome to this forum and keep us informed.
 

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i would also assume a driver issue... imo replace laptop screen = fresh Windows install
 

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bochane said:
Replacing the screen? Does that mean that you opened your laptop and disconnected and reconnected some system parts?
I think I would try to connecting it by wire to the network so that drivers can be loaded. If that does not solve the problem you may need to reopen it again and check whether all was reconnected properly.
Welcome to this forum and keep us informed.
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Yes, I had a technician replace the screen because it was cracked. I will try and reconnect by wire. Thank you for the help!
 

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