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I have the same MSI but some keys lettre doesn't work Can you help me Shoud i change the keyboerd

This is very professional 👍👍👍

Well done goood work! Maybe one day I’ll fix it.

Msi is very bad for maintenance

I was in the middle of doing this and got to the part where he had to solder off the plastic bits. My favourite Galaxy Quest quote: "Well <says screw but obviously meant the f word> that!" Seriously what was MSI thinking? The one I'm doing isn't exactly the same model but the layout is pretty much the same. I saw the plastic bits and my heart sank. If I DID choose to solder off the plastic, the metal part has holes for screws (MSI, you had the chance to use screws and you still used plastic? you're a special kind of evil). If I ever have to do it in the future, all I need to get is replacement screws. I really don't feel like spending hours melting plastic, though. Luckily my issue isn't the whole keyboard being damaged, just a few keys. And I should be able to just use the spare keyboard I bought for parts instead of having to spend 11 bucks each time I accidentally break a key hinge. So back together it goes. At least this helped me clean the machine out and replace the thermal paste! Seriously though, thank you for this video. It's a life saver!

Thx! Your video really helped me.

i have the ge64 7re one for 4 years now and i spilled water on the keyboard few days ago fortunately most of the letters r good except for like 14 keys that no longer work and it pains me to not know what the hell should i do. could the water possibly damage the motherboard throughout multiple use after making sure its dry and good by now? + im considering getting external keyboard because i cant afford repair neither do replacements bc im no expert ugh its honestly bad idk what to do

Well, kid, you almost got it right... But you BLEW a couple critical elements right from the start... #1: ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS remove the battery FIRST before removing anything else... #2: DO NOT DO NOT DO NOT use metal tools on the motherboard, other than the screwdrivers needed for the screws...

How long does that process take in real time?

Can electricians tape be used to keep the keyboard in place?

Thanks to you I have replaced my keyboard and fans. It took me nearly 6hrs.

It's seriously sad they just didn't use screws.

I took a hammer and a chisel to the rivets. Laptop good as new

What do you think of trying a 3d printer pen? Will that be strong enough?

You really did the job very professionally, in addition to working gently with the parts, which is very rare among many IT professionals to disassemble a laptop without damaging parts. well done🦾🦾

I can't believe that MSI couldn't find a different method of securing the keyboard in place!..My keyboard works fine but wont's display the colours to the lower right of the circle in the LED Wizard..It will illuminate the solid blue colour but won't change with the light blue in the circle, hence I can't get a white background!..I suspect a faulty keyboard as I've downloaded and reinstalled Dragon Center to no effect...Looking at this, I'm beginning to think I might just live with it rather than change the keyboard.

Why you are wearing gloves? You don't do that. Gloves insulate and build up static charge, cause ESD damage to components.

this laptop is the worst

00:42 disassembly 04:43 fan cleaning 09:22 removing the keyboard 12:47 installing a replacement 16:54: re-applying thermal coumpound

I feel that opening statement. Gs66 stealth, keys been out a while and have to use external. Fans started acting up today and just recently got a replacement keyboard membrane so finally decided open it up. Currently at the plastic rivets. Update: keyboard works, screen does not :(

Hello, I have a question. The left fan is kinda weak compare to the right fan when blowing out the air. It's normal? Is the the left fan for the CPU or GPU? Cheers

Thanks for the video. I just replaced my keyboard on a GE62 Apache Pro without issue. I bought a cheap plastic welding kit on Amazon to redo the rivets.

I'm a smart guy. I should be able to replace the keyboard on my GE72VR...how hard can it be? *watches video* ...Uh...maybe...I should...get a professional...

Fallen angels technology

is that joke?

thanks bro can you please tell me what size were the backcover screws, some of mine are missing and i would like to buy and add them

Thanks for this tutorial. I followed this video and replaced my MSI GF75 Thin 9SC, keyboard. The whole process took a less then 2 hours. The only think I did different was when I had to secure the replacement board, I used superglue with some of the plastic from the rivets that held the original keyboard in place.

Where did you buy the replacement keyboard?

all I need is replacement keycaps for my old laptop, the keyboard works fine but the paints missing on some keys, I bought a replacement keyboard with the intention of swapping them out but turns out this laptop has two different types of keys and unfortunately they sent the wrong one so this might become my only option

Jesus Christ, what an awful fix. Not you lmao sorry, great video, I mean MSI’s design. I’m a novice looking to repair my laptop with a very similar chassis (GE73), need to do the hinges, dc power jack, and bottom cover. That I can handle. I wanted to do the keyboard palmrest/cover thing because the red plastic in the top corner is cracked, but there’s no way I’m taking apart the entire laptop like that. I haven’t the slightest clue about soldering. The hinges are already going to be a mission lol, not only do I have to take apart almost the entire LCD assembly for that, idk how i’m going to get around missing a chunk of plastic where a screw is supposed to be anchored .. we’ll see i guess. Again great vid anyway

Hello everyone! I won't be replying to comments here any longer. Thank you to all those who took their time to leave me comment or a like, the feedback is really appreciated. Hope this video continues to be useful to anyone who stumbles upon it while looking for a solution to the MSI keyboard problem. Go give those laptops a few extra years of life!

I followed tutorial and it worked! Thanks so much. Whenever I turn on the computer I get memory and driver blue screens upon restart. Any idea what that could be?

This tutorial is one of the best I've seen. Really, design with every detail!

Sorry to see your keyboard it No good mind have missing letters, and so far 3 are not working, my laptop a GP73 out warranty, so it looks like I'll be doing the same and replace it.

GL63: I told my customer that all we needed to do is swap out keyboards I had no idea the plastic was molded to the back of it I don't know if I'm up for the task of trying to remove this damn thing

Ouaah pu jamais j'achète un pc portable msi... Ils sont vraiment dans l'abus j'ai jamais vu ça

MSI does not have a reliable laptop what so ever and they cost an arm and a leg -.-

Thank you so much!

That is a seriously crazy amount of work to replace the keyboard. Wow.

That video deserves way more rating!real clean and cute video👍

Thanks a lot pal, that really helped

Could’ve used Red Permatex RTV silicone as an adhesive for the keyboard backplate. It’s high-temp stuff for hot engine gaskets.

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arhaolin, thank you for the video, I can not believe such a poor design to save few pennies on manufacturing cost, your video is excellent and exactly what I needed otherwise I did not know how to proceed to change the keyboard. Would you explain what are doing at 12:15 are you cutting the stems? thank you again

Bought two msi ms-16j9. Both laptops hinge separated from plastic (lcd backcover needs replacing - or epoxy fix), both laptops keyboard doesn't work. One laptop top palmrest and bottom cover broken, due to hinge separating from the cheap plastic used. And now .. that I'm doing the repairs / parts replacement .. I notice the plastic riveted keyboard. What a lousy company, these are suppose to be high end laptops that are lousy, and built cheap, only available parts are aftermarket -- I will never buy anything MSI again. I regret not spending a bit more and getting an ASUS ..

Battery must be disconnected FIRST!

I have the same mode laptop. Having similar issues to where some of my keys stopped working. I have been wondering if it would be possible to simply replace the keyboard. Then I found your video. Would I have to take apart the motherboard like you did? Looks like I will for sure have to take the fans out. Also if you have a link to where you got your replacement keyboard that would give me a good start.

Wat was that gel you used

How much the new keyboard?