Great video. As another commented correctly noted, in addition to removing the screws under the 2 sticky “tabs,” you have to peel off the rubber circle stoppers at the top corners to then remove the screws beneath them. Thanks for the help!
I appreciated this video. You had more trouble than I did so that was nice. Usually how-to vids make it look so easy and I'm the one having trouble! But it can be so helpful to see someone else struggle thru things first and know what to look out for. Thank you very much for helping to make this repair easy!
Thanks! I was able to replace my envy 360 battery with ease, found 2 extra screws under the rubber pads on the bottom on my model. Works great! Thanks for the Diy vid!
I'd recommend that when you are attempting to separate two tightly joined edges, use a thin, flat bladed instrument like a utility knife, and not a Phillips screwdriver like you did.
This is great! Thanks for sharing. With all the stores closed in Covid "shelter in place" this March, I didn't know where to go. Now I can do it myself.
I was able to follow your instructions to replace the battery on my laptop. I encounter the same issue with the ribbon for the keyboard. I was able to figure it out. The laptop is working and battery is charging. Thanks for your help!
if im not mistaken there should be two more screws under the back rubber pads, that is probably what snapped when you pulled too hard, because after unscrewing it should open easily
My envy battery has been a lemon the entire time too! Now it won't charge over 18%.... Thanks for showing the video! The computer repair wants to charge me $130 to do it!!
Good thing there wasn't a hammer laying around. I have a feeling you might have used that to open the laptop when the screwdriver didn't work. New title "How Not to Open Your HP."
Yeah, what a hack job. Try some research and proper tools if you're going to do a job like that.....Don't be a hack. you got lucky this time......WOW!!!
Nice job. I'm experiencing a consistent draining (after shutdown) on my laptop (x360 TouchSmart) since I changed the battery. I've upgrade the BIOS and done some necessary possible solution but thing remains the same. Any suggestions please?
No. No and no. He got it apart, replaced the battery and put it back together. But don't ever do it like this. So careless. So wreckless. Knowing the laptop was powered on before he started this process, and never discharged, when he put that screwdrvier at the board like he did I was waiting for the board to short out. You never seperate the case like this. You never use a screwdriver the way he did. You never put the LCD on the table and slide it around like this. A knife, omg. Great way to cut wires, cables or anything in the area and clearly he had no clue. Pushing/forcing the bottom case back in place as he did, great way to bust the LCD. And being a touchscreen, that's an expensive mistake. You never take the case apart with such force like this. This is a great example of how NOT to do this. Many will say he got the job done. True. But he caused a lot of damage with the way he did it.
Same thing happened to me. The three ribbons got pulled out of their connections on the board. I was able to reconnect them, but now the keyboard doesn't work completely - here are the letters that work: qweru asdfjk zxcvbnm / keys not working: tyiop ghl / backspace key not working, enter key working, space bar working. I'm hoping you can figure out what the problem is. Thanks
Is there a cmos battery on this? My partners x360 laptop is giving a invalid checksum error at boot but I’ve read elsewhere that the cmos / bios backup battery is powered off the main battery which is on 100% and left on charge. Would like to know W before I try and convince her to take it apart
Hey buddy I get the new battery and replaced now don't turn on...I get 3 flash LED lights from the power with out charging and if I plug the charger I get a solid white light that means full charge...any idea what is wrong or if the new battery is something wrong with it....any tips help. Thank so much
@@X_PATHOGEN_X I have the same exact issue. I tried it both ways because it didn't turn on but I believe the correct way is with the visible pins pointing up. Is that correct? Any other suggestions?
@@afernan5 I believe you're right w/ the visible pins up. Should be black black & green to the left and the blue / black to the right. I can't find my pictures of it right now but that's how I remember it
@@X_PATHOGEN_X Yup, that's the way I have the wires oriented, too. Might just bite the bullet and take it to an expert. I got quotes $85 to swap the battery.
Someone who can help me find a battery, apparently the link that I leave no longer works or the product is no longer available, someone who could help would greatly appreciate it
Great video. As another commented correctly noted, in addition to removing the screws under the 2 sticky “tabs,” you have to peel off the rubber circle stoppers at the top corners to then remove the screws beneath them. Thanks for the help!
Ok my Babe 😘
I appreciated this video. You had more trouble than I did so that was nice. Usually how-to vids make it look so easy and I'm the one having trouble! But it can be so helpful to see someone else struggle thru things first and know what to look out for. Thank you very much for helping to make this repair easy!
Thanks! I was able to replace my envy 360 battery with ease, found 2 extra screws under the rubber pads on the bottom on my model. Works great! Thanks for the Diy vid!
I'd recommend that when you are attempting to separate two tightly joined edges, use a thin, flat bladed instrument like a utility knife, and not a Phillips screwdriver like you did.
I need to replace my HP battery , Thanks for the video , I bought mine new for about $800 bucks 10 yrs ago , never was impressed by the battery life
This is great! Thanks for sharing. With all the stores closed in Covid "shelter in place" this March, I didn't know where to go. Now I can do it myself.
Nice work
That how we learn to break and make things, by practicing ourselves
I was able to follow your instructions to replace the battery on my laptop. I encounter the same issue with the ribbon for the keyboard. I was able to figure it out. The laptop is working and battery is charging. Thanks for your help!
Just used your link and bought this battery! Thanks for the help!
Thanks so much dude! Update...a few months later and my battery / laptop is still working great.
@@randomland6209 I installed it last night and so far its working great. Its nice to see the battery icon charging again.
if im not mistaken there should be two more screws under the back rubber pads, that is probably what snapped when you pulled too hard, because after unscrewing it should open easily
Could be right!
My envy battery has been a lemon the entire time too! Now it won't charge over 18%.... Thanks for showing the video! The computer repair wants to charge me $130 to do it!!
Ouch!
You should be more gentle with that thing.
It's a laptop, not a tractor. -))
Nah, I was hoping it would break. Sadly, it's still working perfectly.
Good thing there wasn't a hammer laying around. I have a feeling you might have used that to open the laptop when the screwdriver didn't work. New title "How Not to Open Your HP."
Yeah, what a hack job. Try some research and proper tools if you're going to do a job like that.....Don't be a hack. you got lucky this time......WOW!!!
Thanks for the video
Thank you this was very helpful.
BRUTAL replacement prying with phillps screw driver lol
Works like a charm.
@@randomland6209 BTW, there's 2 screws under the two bottom pads...that's what snapped when u opened. thanks
@@davidhimebaugh They aren't required anymore. Welcome
@@randomland6209 I just replaced my battery yesterday; had to remove mine.
I have this same laptop but need to replace the battery as well. Is this labtop even worth keeping or should I just purchase a new one?
I ended up with a new one shortly after this
can u tell me which battery i should buy for the replacement in Hp envy x360 touchsmart
Nice job.
I'm experiencing a consistent draining (after shutdown) on my laptop (x360 TouchSmart) since I changed the battery. I've upgrade the BIOS and done some necessary possible solution but thing remains the same.
Any suggestions please?
No. No and no. He got it apart, replaced the battery and put it back together. But don't ever do it like this. So careless. So wreckless. Knowing the laptop was powered on before he started this process, and never discharged, when he put that screwdrvier at the board like he did I was waiting for the board to short out. You never seperate the case like this. You never use a screwdriver the way he did. You never put the LCD on the table and slide it around like this. A knife, omg. Great way to cut wires, cables or anything in the area and clearly he had no clue. Pushing/forcing the bottom case back in place as he did, great way to bust the LCD. And being a touchscreen, that's an expensive mistake. You never take the case apart with such force like this. This is a great example of how NOT to do this.
Many will say he got the job done. True. But he caused a lot of damage with the way he did it.
Same thing happened to me. The three ribbons got pulled out of their connections on the board. I was able to reconnect them, but now the keyboard doesn't work completely - here are the letters that work: qweru asdfjk zxcvbnm / keys not working: tyiop ghl / backspace key not working, enter key working, space bar working. I'm hoping you can figure out what the problem is. Thanks
Hi nice video! How many hours does the new battery go for now?
Hey Fidel! I get about 2 hours out of the battery!
what is the battery model? the link to amazon did not work
Fixed!
Ouch wrong tool....to detach frame
Is there a cmos battery on this?
My partners x360 laptop is giving a invalid checksum error at boot but I’ve read elsewhere that the cmos / bios backup battery is powered off the main battery which is on 100% and left on charge.
Would like to know W before I try and convince her to take it apart
Where is CMOS battery in this laptop
Thanks!!!! OK no Philips!!
Hey buddy I get the new battery and replaced now don't turn on...I get 3 flash LED lights from the power with out charging and if I plug the charger I get a solid white light that means full charge...any idea what is wrong or if the new battery is something wrong with it....any tips help.
Thank so much
Did you plug the battery connector in backwards?
@@X_PATHOGEN_X I have the same exact issue. I tried it both ways because it didn't turn on but I believe the correct way is with the visible pins pointing up. Is that correct? Any other suggestions?
@@afernan5 I believe you're right w/ the visible pins up. Should be black black & green to the left and the blue / black to the right. I can't find my pictures of it right now but that's how I remember it
@@X_PATHOGEN_X Yup, that's the way I have the wires oriented, too. Might just bite the bullet and take it to an expert. I got quotes $85 to swap the battery.
@@afernan5 can you get it to boot up with the power cord plugged in? It made be as simple as updating your BIOS.
Someone who can help me find a battery, apparently the link that I leave no longer works or the product is no longer available, someone who could help would greatly appreciate it
Where'd u buy the battery
I thought I put a link in the description