I use an old soldering iron to melt the little plastic rivets after replacing the metal plate. You push the tip of it down, vertically into the remainder of the rivet and it mushrooms out, re-creating the rivet head, albeit not perfectly. But it's good enough to stick the plate back down pretty firmly and needs no glue.
very useful, I replaced the keyboard just like that but it has a little bit not at the same level of the frame due to must destory all the plastic sealed with the keyboard backward in factory.thanks a lot.
But the keyboard metal retaining frame is plastic rivoted. So when you pulled over that metal cover you snapped all the plastic heads off. You can't just put the metal frame back on it will flop about, which will explain why your videos stopped at that point.
Most brand computer not making keyboard, wifi adapter, screen. Other companies making for them. Not only computer, other industries like mobile, car etc. Main unit or sofware they are making depend on their capacity, but credit goes to main brand.
Wow this is the most unprofessional job I've ever seen. You just forcibly popped all the plastic rivets off which makes it impossible to securely remount them. You can see at the end of the video nothing is secure.
