Intel 5300 and barebone 1646 gt640

Does anybody have any idea why this wireless card doesn't find internet more than 10 ft away from the router? Even when its plugged in, there is literally zero range. It even has the latest drivers installed. Any ideas on what the best wireless card would be for this laptop? This one, is obviously not it. My buddy made an identical build at the exact same time and his intel 5300 also struggles to pick up any wireless signal. Ideas/suggestions and advice are welcome. Thank you!

 I don't know much about those things but my sisters laptop has an Intel Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN & Intel ProSet drivers in it and it works fine from over 15 (at least 45 ft) meters and several walls between it and my router.
 Not sure if it would work in your laptop but it sure works great in hers (it's a Dell)

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