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THIS IS A DOUBLE POST, THE ORIGINAL ONE WAS MISTAKENLY MARKED AS SPAM. RESTORED ORIGINAL POST:
I don't know why a previous post of mine has been marked as spam. I'm reposting, clueless about what happened.
Greetings.
I recently bought a used Elite X2 1012 G2 with a HS3210 WWAN card.
Since I wanted to upgrade to an LTE one, I bought an HP LT4120, that is listed as compatible on the notebook manual.
Well, on that WWAN card, the AUX and MAIN antenna connectors are reversed! Hence, I can't connect the two cables (5 for MAIN and 6 for AUX) because I would have to reverse them, and the "6" cable is too short!
How is this even possible considering the HP LT4120 is listed as compatible in the manual?
How can I solve?
Thanks in advance.
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@Blash682 wrote:I don't know why a previous post of mine has been marked as spam. I'm reposting, clueless about what happened.
It is still on the following link
Please use that link and I close this one.
Regards.
BH
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