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-[* red] Unscrew the single 3 mm screw located on the top-right side of the Wi-Fi card with the Phillips #0 screwdriver head.
+[* red] Remove the single 3 mm screw located on the top-right side of the Wi-Fi card using the Phillips #0 screwdriver.
[* icon_reminder] After replacing the Wi-Fi card, make sure that the cables are aligned. Otherwise, you could damage the metal connectors on the chip.