Today my battery kept unplugging itself and switching from on battery to plugged in every 2 seconds. Thanks to you I was able to move the battery and it saved my laptop and my well being... Thank you very much
Glad it helped. Thanks for the comment and sorry for the looooong time lag on the response; I have been in Hell in recent months with... lots of personal stuff. Thanks again.
From 2 months I wanted to clean my laptop as it was overheating but I didn't had much knowledge about how to open it but after watching this video I opened it and cleaned it and now my laptop is working perfectly. Thanks so much ❤❤❤
I wanted to clean the fans of my laptop since it is 6 years old and it keeps lagging, but after seeing this video, I will probably just buy a new laptop. Knowing me, I'd break the entire keyboard in half lol.
Such a piece of s... Iam repairing it for a friend and never saw such a bad design. Even the connection to the touchpad was off after dismantling it. And it feels like no way to reconnect it. Thanks for the vid mate
Thank you so much for this. I was trying to clean my laptop fan for the first time and I couldn't figure out why the bottom wouldn't detach. I was afraid if I put too much force I'd break it.
Thanks a lot Dude. Good I saw this video. Otherwise I would break my laptop base. Never expected the top keyboard section come away. Mostly of the laptops allow to take out base cover separately.
This technique also works for the Asus model S500CA which is very similar to this computer. Also, unlike the X751L, the S500CA has a slot for a memory stick.
thank you, it was very helpful and informative. finally managed to take my old laptop apart to clean it properly and install an SSD, with some help from my 17 year old daughter and her small hands as my sausage fingers struggled with all those tiny parts 😂
Wow, thank you. I was like why isn't this coming off. ALSO, be careful when opening from the top where the keys are, things will be attached (i had two) - don't rip em!! Good luck everyone :)
At 6:50 what is that white thingy that looks like it connects the keyboard and the "motherboard?" Cause like I opened my laptop cause i kept getting the blue error with the sad face and i accidentally pulled too hard, laptop stills works but the drive name "data" was gone. And the blue screen is because of the "data" too since after the restart it was gone but when you shut it down and opened it again it's gonna be there but after a few seconds it freezes and then blue screen
When taking the top off, there will be resistance, like you have missed a screw in the middle of the back cover. This is because there is a hidden clip between the HDD and DVD drive, right next to the motherboard that resists. The only thing I found to unclip is to use gentil brute force.
I think that x751 series can handle only 12gb of maximum ram. And there's only 1 removable ram slot. The second ram is integrated to the motherboard. So the only upgrade that u can do is to add a 8gb ram.
Thanks for the video! But now my keyboard doesn’t work after opening the laptop, but the mousepad does work. Does anyone know what could be the problem?
I would pull the back off again and check the keyboard connector cable... perhaps you knocked it loose. Also, you can try to use an external USB keyboard to confirm it is not a software problem
@@URTechDotCa Yes I’ve found the problem! The connector was indeed loose, because apparently there is a clip to hold the connector in its place. Thank you so much!
Mine Y751LD on it's motherboard has some strange fixating thing "H5016" right in front of fan so I can not remove the motherboard. I liked this notebook so I wanted to check if I could revive it with Linux Mint which test show that notebooh has no faults and gave green PASS but it shuts down right when the system has to boot. I guess the motherboard is fried. If I could only remove that H5106 thing.
Thanks for your video Is large screw always close in the middle of laptop, because my laptop is R542 and I couldn't find instruction for close the screws
Hi pal, good video. I have a problem after disarming a X555Y model. I put everthying in order and seems to be fine. The problem is that the speakers are not working, but if plug any device (usb headset, 3.5mm smartphone headset) it works correctly. I have reviewed the device manager and it's not showing any problem with sound drivers. Although I have updated them all, trying with one or another there is no sound. I think I disconnect something inside. Thanks for your reply
I followed the video while I was removing the back panel from my laptop, you said that it might be removable from the front if it doesn't nudge from the back I did that, but it was actually just the back cover, so by opening the laptop screen with the cover half way removed, I broke my hinge on one side, thank:/
@@URTechDotCa it's the plastic screw that gold the small metal penal that connects to the hinge :/ I closed the laptop back seems to be working But I'm concerned that something might break soon
Hi Eda; Laptops are sometimes promoted as having replicable video cards, but I have personally not seen a single one since Intel was making complete laptops in the mid 2000's, soooooo I doubt it. Thanks for the comment and sorry for the looooong time lag on the response; I have been in Hell in recent months with... lots of personal stuff. Thanks again.
I have a F751L and really need to clean the cpu fan, but even after watching this i'm still to afraid to open it. And no i'm not taking it to a store to be fixed, this thing is from 2014 and no way i'm putting any money in it from now on anymore.
Thanks for the comment and sorry for the looooong time lag on the response; I have been in Hell in recent months with... lots of personal stuff. Thanks again.
Damn. Its been 20minutes and still cant figure out hot do I remove the bottom cover, and only to find out that it should be the keyboard that has to be removed 😂. Thanks btw
how can now about the pad donsents work i trate to install the drivers but dosent work can this broken,, thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! nice find this video.:!!!!!!!
@@URTechDotCaHelp Nik please. I probbably do the same thing. Betwen the motherboard and the keyboard is 2 ,,flexcabels" probablly, but I push too hard and both are... They are not in their place. Is it fixtable?
It does take some force. Try a an old credit card. In my case (pardon the pun) I have gone so far as to use a small flat screwdriver to separate plastic parts that are clipped together tightly. My logic is, if I am going to have to toss the whole unit out if I don't get it open then I might as well risk a little damage. Thus far, I have only bent and scratched a few items and never actually 'broken' a laptop or hard drive during disassembly. Thanks for the comment!
Ohhh man, i'm 5 minutes or so in this video and its freaking me out! All wrong dude, just lay the thing down, open it up and take out the keyboard......
THIS IS FOR PEOPLE WITH VERY VERY LITTLE PATIENCE AND WANT TO RUSH THINGS IF YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW TO DETACH SOMETHING AND YOU ASK YOUR FRIENDS THAT KNOW HOW PC WORKS BUT THEY TAKE TOO LONG TO RESPOND JUST STAY AWAY FROM YOUR LAPTOP, DO NOT BE LIKE ME AND JUST TRY TO PULL IT OUT GODDAMN MY TINY PATIENCE
Hi Lilili, I appreciate the thought (it makes sense), but I am not the tinest bit worried about that. After 30 years doing these repairs and support on everything from Commodore and Atari to the latest 10th Gen i7 laptops, I have never blown one up.
