ASUS UX32V Laptop - Keyboard Replacement - 1272

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  • Опубликовано: 4 фев 2025

Комментарии • 41

  • @rschrader
    @rschrader Год назад +2

    It’s nice of you to help people Morten. 👍

    • @MyPlayHouse
      @MyPlayHouse  Год назад +1

      Thank You :-)
      Had I known,, how much of a pain this was,, I might have been less helpful :-)

  • @endedech7746
    @endedech7746 Год назад +1

    Repairing new laptops is annoying, the last laptops that I enjoyed repairing probably were the old ThinkPads 420 for example, but thank you for your content, and because of you I bought my first server

    • @MyPlayHouse
      @MyPlayHouse  Год назад

      Thank You,, hope it was a good server :-)

    • @endedech7746
      @endedech7746 Год назад

      ​@@MyPlayHouse dl380 g7 still use it to this day to help my sister with rendering (she does CGI work and it's more powerful than her laptop)

  • @artursmihelsons415
    @artursmihelsons415 Год назад +2

    One of the worst laptop designs what I saw before!! Nightmare.. 😂
    Excellent video as always and great job! 👍
    For replacing keyboard, I just re do every fixing point one by one.. I just putting soldering iron with small point tip exactly in middle and lift keyboard.. For adding it back, I change tip to flat. 😉

    • @MyPlayHouse
      @MyPlayHouse  Год назад

      Thanks for the tips! I did not think of using the soldering iron.

  • @cyberjack
    @cyberjack Год назад +1

    I normally use carpet tape cut into thin strips to hold down cables in laptops, does job

    • @MyPlayHouse
      @MyPlayHouse  Год назад +1

      Hi cyberjack-CJ
      Thank You very much! glad you liked the video :-)
      Thank you for watching! :-)

  • @yamamoto65536
    @yamamoto65536 Год назад +1

    It seems you have great skills to repair computers! I repaired power terminal solder cracking of Asus laptop and touch panel was broken 😀 Since then USB mouse is always connected to the laptop 😁😁

    • @MyPlayHouse
      @MyPlayHouse  Год назад +1

      Thank You! Patience is what is needed here. :-)

  • @FintaruS
    @FintaruS Год назад +1

    I too have just fixet and old laptop.. What I did was ordre a German one, and that more the letteres over. Unlike english, it's the same key set up, but they uses æøå for something else. So I just moved the key around from the old keyboard to the new one keyboard-board (a Dell Latitude E6500)

    • @MyPlayHouse
      @MyPlayHouse  Год назад

      Maybe I could have gotten a US one and done the same,, but the one in the laptop, little plastic was broken.

    • @FintaruS
      @FintaruS Год назад

      @@MyPlayHouse no, you can't do that (probely) . The key sockets / keystone are Arrange different because of the æøå

  • @zx8401ztv
    @zx8401ztv Год назад +1

    Well done Morten, you won the battle and gained tiny bits of plastic lol .
    And one escaped screw that Asus will never need :-D.
    I really don't like flat keys, My old Acer has beveled key caps, i like the older style.
    When you put that small ribbon cable in the connector, i could swear your mum was talking.
    20:18

    • @MyPlayHouse
      @MyPlayHouse  Год назад

      There was no screws left over, at the end :-)
      No my mom was not here... must have been your wild imagination. :-)

  • @skynetcybersystem3tech
    @skynetcybersystem3tech Год назад +1

    wow very beautiful job interesting movie working on a microcomputer service requires a lot of patience and intellectual skills it turned out very nice sir very good job sometimes now I have to do with microcomputers yes sometimes it is a very good movie and interesting👍

    • @MyPlayHouse
      @MyPlayHouse  Год назад

      Wow,, I think that is the longest comment ever from you,, or Sky Net has been hacked :-)
      Thank you!!

  • @cbmsysmobile
    @cbmsysmobile Год назад +1

    I did a HP laptop recently and the keyboard is melted into place on that too. Major pain in the a**. Basically they're saying that if your keyboard breaks you need a new laptop.

    • @MyPlayHouse
      @MyPlayHouse  Год назад

      Hi Alex
      Thank You very much! glad you liked the video :-)
      Thank you for watching! :-)

  • @philsbbs
    @philsbbs Год назад +1

    3:20 I know what you mean when I worked in Belguim had there keyboard then moved to Sweden for work "same company" and yep another keyboard.. Guess the company ?

    • @MyPlayHouse
      @MyPlayHouse  Год назад

      There are many differences in the layout,, _:;>

  • @JohnnieHougaardNielsen
    @JohnnieHougaardNielsen Год назад +2

    It would've been such a good time to upgrade to an SSD, with all that work already 😉 Yeah, probably a decent laptop when it was new, which likely was not recently.
    I generally like to get all screws started before a 2nd round of tightening them.....

    • @MyPlayHouse
      @MyPlayHouse  Год назад

      I know,, SSD,, but guess who would have to reinstall..

  • @Eo_Tunun
    @Eo_Tunun Год назад +1

    Asus and Acer laptops are a total pain in the rear to repair. Hours of work to dig out the defective components and hours to put them back together. I fear there won't be much of an advantage with Lenovo Ideapads, though. They are the same cheapo design. ThinkPads are the ones that make the difference. HP and Dell seem to be pretty okay in the repairabillity aspect. But I am through with buying lappies with small defects, it just costs too much time and the repairs usually don't last long. Laptops are throwaway-designs. I definitely prefer working on stationary PCs. Much more reliable performance for a much lower price.

    • @MyPlayHouse
      @MyPlayHouse  Год назад

      I forsure did this to help a friend,, is took way to long.

  • @grahamleiper1538
    @grahamleiper1538 Год назад +1

    Large laptops used to be easier.
    That was more like replacing a phone screen taking everything out.

    • @MyPlayHouse
      @MyPlayHouse  Год назад +1

      Hi Graham Leiper
      Thank You very much! glad you liked the video :-)
      Thank you for watching! :-)

  • @davidanderson2436
    @davidanderson2436 Год назад +1

    having spent the time and the $$ to replace this keyboard, i'd have considered moving that to an SSD

    • @MyPlayHouse
      @MyPlayHouse  Год назад

      I know who uses this,, and I think the disk is fine...

  • @leonardotoschi585
    @leonardotoschi585 Год назад +1

    Ultrabooks are not made for opening. I have an x1 carbon 2 gen with i7 4550u, i use it as a 24/7 gaming server for not having 200€ more on bills. It has a defective screen and you don't find screens anywhere! they just are not there! also cmos battery is gone, but its soldered! the CMOS BATTERY IS SOLDERED! i cannot change that... i have a defective cmos and i cannot do anything for it...

    • @MyPlayHouse
      @MyPlayHouse  Год назад

      Replacement parts can be hard to find..

  • @EmmanuelRAYMOND69
    @EmmanuelRAYMOND69 Год назад +1

    why be born in a country where keyboards are expensive ;)

  • @i_am_aaron5630
    @i_am_aaron5630 Год назад +1

    Mann

  • @Ahmed-gm8li
    @Ahmed-gm8li Год назад +1

    First ✌🏻

    • @MyPlayHouse
      @MyPlayHouse  Год назад +1

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