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just wanted to add some insight, I have a e5520 with a lvds cable that has a date from 2012 model 57XNX but it only has the 1366x768 screen so at some point they did just start using the 1 cable with all 40 pins. I cant even find a part number for this model other than 57XNX so they may have always used it.
It works!He changed LP156W4HTLP1 with LP156WFCTLB1 FHD! I put the same on the same laptop but the stock screen was the LTN156AT17 HD! Just enter once into the bios and then reboot without changing anything!
Thank you, still in Jan 2021 a very useful video. I like this robust Dell hardware and just changed the display of my old E5530 FH - that lost the contrast over the years - by a full HD display type: LA-B156HW01. It must have a 40 PIN LVDS connector, then the original cable does work. During first start Windows did not find the new display immediately, but after opening the Bios, closing without saving and restarting Windows everything works perfect! The mate version of the replacement display is a bit glossy compared to the original, but with great colors, contrast and brightness!
i have the dell latitude e5530 with broken screen and used the screen from e5520 for it but the blacklight not working and when i return the broken screen to e5530 no blackligt too Even though it both working with another laptop whats happen is motherboard gone ?
old one is >> 720 is eDP (1 Lane) , Connector , 30 pins And how did u replace 1080p without replacing to 1080 is eDP (2 Lanes) , 30 pins , Connector???
Windows 10 DIDN'T DETECT NEW HARDWARE!! I guess there could be a lot of "how..." questions. To answer these simply maybe with the comment "video editing"!! Maybe he swapped the lead off cam? Maybe his 720 screen was a 40 pin screen? Maybe, maybe, maybe
LOL that was a fucking trip clicking on this then hearing BoC, way to go. a Dell rep told me that to make this swap I would have to buy a new LVDS cable and change that out, but in this video you didn't? I take it that's not actually needed then?
I will hope. But I haven't bought this laptop yet. I am thinking between Dell Latitude E5530, HP ProBook 6570 i5-3360m and Samsung NP470R5E i5-3230m with SSD 120GB.
I just finished the upgrade on my E5520. You need a dual channel video cable. If your laptop came with a 720p screen originally the data cable isn't compatible with a 1080p screen. Dell Part # 57XNX is what people will need. Dell part # DC9YJ is a compatible screen for the E5520. Hope this helps some people in the future.
On this video he does not change the cable though? I have a E5530 with i5 processor. Will I need to replace the cable? if so is this a difficult job to do?