Wifi not working at all, probably hardware issue
Hey guys,
I bought a used MacBook Air 1304 (Mid 2009 I believe) and changed the HDD for an SSD. For 4 weeks, I could use the laptop perfectly fine, everything worked great.
But then one day the Wifi stopped working. If I try to connect my macbook to a wifi, it freezes and reboots, often it gets stuck in a boot loop. I suppose that this is not a software issue since I didn't find the exact same issue on the internet and tried all the solutions I could find. Nothing worked.
When I opened the Macbook the very first time, I realised that a small cable running next to the harddrive was damaged and squeezed in two different areas. You can see the cable on the two images (http://imgur.com/a/5p3TO)
My question is: would it make sense to change that cable, does it have something to do with the wifi connection? and if yes, where can I get the cable and how do I change it?
The broken cable seems to be the most obvious reason for the issue...
I would be so grateful for helpful answers!!!! :-)
Questa è una buona domanda?