Hey thanks very much for the video! I’ve used it twice now to disassembly (and most importantly, reassembly) my laptop just to unblock the fan vents and stop GPU & CPU overheating. Would have been impossible without this excellent video.

Is there an easier way to clear out all the dust (rather than taking the whole computer apart) and or stop the dust from getting in there in the first place?

Thanks.

@Burkhardj you don’t have a idea, how many notebooks we repair daily… so just let this unprofessional coments. Thanks

@darklink701 no, that isn’t possible! sorry. the gpu is on-board

@Burkhardj profesionals don’t need anti static belt, we have such easyer tricks. And we don’t forget the thermal paste, there are thermal pads. We repair damaged notebooks, and the most notebooks, which are become damaged, are not new…

@task514 shure, but no belt.. The mat alone does’nt work. Person charged = current flow and with the mat you have a perfect CMOS / FET killer

@Burkhardj I see a anti-static mat…

Not really professinell.
Forget anti static belt and heat sink paste. Seen in all his videos. Not a good service.
And most new notebooks don’t have a CMOS battery, its a capacitor now.

Hallo, ein echt gelungenes Video… =)

Ich habe auch ein HP DV6733eg und bin unzufrieden, mein Laptop geht bei überhitzung immer aus nun tausch ich das Mainboard aus und hoffe das es funktioniert.

Hey, I have a Pavillion dv6449us. It is all I have to use for gaming. I want to replace my video card with something newer. Would that be possible? I cannot find any disassembly manuals on the internet.

You can learn how to fix a laptop here bit[dot]ly[slash]aXeNEr

This music is AWFUL.

i have a question. i saw a laptop with a core duo ultra 2.5 ghz(amd) and there was 6gbs of ram. is all the ram even going to be used when the cpu usage is maxed out, since the ghz isn’t even that high?

Thermal paste and no obstructions to the fan ports are the way to go. I set mine bottom side up when I leave it.

wtf why do u have a piece of cake on the table?

no offense, but change is waste of money…. after few months nvidia graphics chip will fry up goz the cooling system is fail.

thanks for your video.

@ahmedjad2 I’ve had mine for 3 years and no problem…

This is a group for anyone who has faced problems with hp products specialy laptops. One defect of the Hp pavilion laptops ( DV 2000, 6000, 9000) is the motherboard problem and VGA ( graphics card ). Perhaps together we can bring this aware to HP.

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OR look for : let’s say no for HP products – لنقل معا لا لمنتجات اتش بي

yes you must apply thermal paste between the gpu,cpu cooling conductive systems otherwise the computer fail to work sooner or later

yes you must apply thermal paste between the gpu,cpu cooling conductive systems otherwise the computer fail to work sooner or later

did you use thermal compound between d cpu, video chip, b4 you put d heat sink???
if you do! do you need to heat up the video chip for it work properly or you can just put it on n it will work! i need to know this anyone plz?? thanks

Can a motherboard make a your lap tap not work

I need some help, i accidentally, while cleanin it, pop out the esc key, the keyboard is fine, just the esc key is now in my hand, am i try to put it again, but im afraid that i can’t. I dont broke anithing, bya miracle, hehehe, and the esc key (or where it used to be) works fine. Anyone that can kindly help me, with a video or a pic tutorial, you know, because this lap is of my boss, and i think he can get really mad if he see teh computer one of these days.

@sparepartworld that’s amazing , nice job . i saw when you plug the wifi card , i have the same on i thing (intel 3945abg) , the thing is (can i change it for another one ??)

you don’t do anything to the factory installed pcm pads on the gpu or cpu, or replace the heat conductive pad on the northbridge with copper, as some suggest. so how reliable is the replaced board in the long run? no issues due to bad cooling?

Hi. As far as I know, it's not publicly downloadable anywhere on the internet.