My laptop have cords just like this one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fs7kOAYDH7s&t=298s
Check at 4:58..
Withouth removing those I cant remove the top part..except..just look at that vid, the guy just pull them off, how are you suppose to put those back on, if theres no exposed conectors?
Im not going to pull that off with no idea of how to connect it back. About to give up, I just want to clean the fans.
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Help disassembling laptop
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Hard to tell from the video, but looks like they might have uFL connectors on the ends of them?
4 hours ago, Hodgman said:looks like they might have uFL connectors
Yep, they are. But the guy pulls cables quite brutally. Definitely not the proper way to disconnect those.
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I ended up purposely rupturing the plastic piece (with nail pliers) that made the wires "stuck" (too short to maneuver), that way i could move the entire part aside without removing the cables..
I think the only way to do it (the right way) would be to disassembly the entire screen so that id end up with those wires lose on both ends, so when re assembly i could plug then one side first, then leave then through the hole for later reassembling onto the screen..(what kinda of maniac design laptops)
And so I did got to the fans and cleaned it...Still got crashes when gaming...Then I underclocked the gpu from 550(original) to 500mhz, and voila..kinda weird since the temperature never went over 78..I have no idea whats going on with that laptop..maybe temperature sensors arent really accurate anymore..I used to game till it got so hot i couldnt place my hand on it..Than it started crashing frequently even at 72+ degrees (pretty cold)
But underclocking really did the trick, no crashes since then... Its past the time to buy a new one anyway.
Oh, I managed to fuck the quick launch panel (media buttons on top of the keyboard), leds dont turn up, and volume doesnt work anymore..at least the mute works...Thanks god the power button works (same panel) ._."
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