Disrespected HP Teardown Nonsense Repair - LFC 

There is learning in everything to be fair, i had the same when i was upgrading my desktop about a year ago. New mobo, cpu and RAM, and the damned thing was stone cold dead, just nothing. And for the life of me i couldn't figure out what was wrong. I reset the bios, checked all cable's and connections re-seated the RAM and cpu and just about anything i could think of, stil nothing. So i disasemble'd the whole damned thing, checking for anything i might have done wrong along the way (of witch i found none). Put it back together with a hope and a prayer, and it just came good for no appearent reason. #computerthings

@@sindreskjelbostad2101 I've been there too. As a teen I had an intuition of what my friends or people screwed up. I had people come to my doorstep with their PCs and the power supply was turned off by it's button... I had people that had assembled their pcs and had standoffs behind the motherboard where there were no screw-holes so they were shorting the motherboard. I had people with problematic power supplies. I had people connecting the cables wrong or forgetting about some. Then there's me upgrading from an Athlon dual-core that worked well to an used i7 2600k that still works awesome in games for someone to this day, that was an amazing CPU. So my Athlon dual-core worked well, I pulled-off the mobo with CPU, installed the used-new mobo and CPU, moar ram, put the cables, no sign of life, wtf.exe. Troubleshoot and found nothing. Disconnected and reconnected the system again and nothing. The 3rd time it went off and kept working. No damn reason...

Only recently started doing it actually, and main reason is so I've got a tray to hold the screws if the laptop gets moved off the bench while it awaits repairs. I still wing-it half the time!

I'd like to when possible. I was lucky to only have a single phone call interrupt me on this one, but it's hard to do a whole video in one go without interruptions.

So you know, I am an electronic designer and been working in IT for 45 years, was involved with the design of much of what we uses these days back in the early 1980s 😃

It's a Sequre SQ-ES126, available at sequremall.com/?ref=fl20o11jut (Affiliate link) It's fairly expensive, but out of the three or four electric screw drivers I've used, this one has lasted the longest, and I've consistently kept picking it up, instead of preferring a manual screw driver. It really makes obnoxious laptops with 20 screws in the bottom a breeze.

Best bet is to give the shop a call, and we can chat about it. If you're in the UK then I can probably take a look 👌

The laptop seemed to have an issue turning _off_ after I stopped recording, this was resolved with a BIOS reset. I think it was a stuck BIOS, and it came a little bit unstuck when I removed the RAM (triggering RAM Training) and started turning on when power was applied, but the off-cam reset solved the issue entirely. Hard to tell because I changed several variables at once while taking it apart, expecting to find a very different problem.

@@Adamant_IT thank you teacher for taking the time out to reply