HP ProBook 6560b Disassembly, Fan Cleaning, and Thermal Paste Replacement Guide

In today's DIY guide, I'll tackle CPU overheating issues by disassembling your HP ProBook 6560b, 6565b laptop, cleaning the fan, and replacing the thermal paste.
Buy tools and parts on AMAZON:
Screwdriver Set: hfixt.com/spro
Opening Tool Set: hfixt.com/pryt
Magnetic Mat: hfixt.com/mat
Tweezers: hfixt.com/tzrs
Thermal paste: hfixt.com/past
Thermal pads: hfixt.com/tpad
Global AliExpress:
Screwdriver set: hfixt.com/alis
Opening tool set: hfixt.com/alit
Magnetic Mat: hfixt.com/amat
Tweezers set: hfixt.com/altz
Thermal paste: hfixt.com/alip
Thermal pads: hfixt.com/apad
Useful links
How to fix laptop overheating: • How to fix laptop over...
The best thermal paste for laptop: • The Best Thermal Paste...
Laptop Cooling Pad Efficiency: • Laptop Cooling Pad Eff...
More DIY repair guides: how-fixit.com
Follow us for more tech tutorials:
Instagram: / howfixit
Facebook: / howfixit
Twitter: / howfixit
DESCRIPTION
Welcome to HowFixit! Today's DIY guide tackles CPU overheating issues by disassembling your HP ProBook 6560b laptop, cleaning the fan, and replacing the thermal paste. Ensure your laptop's longevity and efficiency - it's the ultimate fix!
If your laptop is overheating - join us in this comprehensive DIY guide to resolve CPU overheating issues. Learn to disassemble your laptop, clean the fan, and replace thermal paste for optimal performance and longevity. Gather your tools and follow each step meticulously for a smooth operation. Additionally, we have bonus tips for resolving any laptop issues. Check our useful links with videos about cooling pad efficiency and undervolting CPU and GPU, links you can find in the description. Whether you're a novice or tech-savvy, our guide ensures a smooth and hassle-free process. 🔧💻
This video tutorial applies to the following laptop models: HP ProBook 6560b, HP ProBook 6565b
Video Content:
In this comprehensive maintenance video tutorial, we will cover the following key points:
1. Laptop Disassembly
Our detailed instructions ensure a safe disassembly process, making it accessible even for beginners. We'll guide you through each step, providing the confidence needed to explore your laptop's internals.
2. Fan Cleaning
Discover practical and efficient fan cleaning methods. Our tutorial will equip you with the knowledge to keep your laptop running cool and quiet, enhancing its longevity.
3. Thermal Paste Replacement
Follow our step-by-step tutorial to replace the thermal paste effectively. Bid farewell to overheating concerns and welcome improved performance.
4. Performance Benefits
Learn valuable tips and best practices throughout the video to guarantee your laptop's sustained high performance.
5. Laptop Reassembly
After cleaning and thermal paste replacement, follow our guidance to reassemble your laptop securely. Ensuring all components are properly installed is crucial for longevity.
Subscribe to the HowFixit channel for more tech tutorials, share this guide with fellow enthusiasts, and give us a thumbs up if you found it helpful.
Key Takeaways:
- Disassemble the laptop for thorough cleaning
- Replace thermal paste for efficient heat dissipation
- Ensure proper screw tightening during reassembly
- Bonus tips on cooling pads and undervolting in the description
FAQs
Q: How often should I clean my laptop's fan?
- A: It's advisable to clean your laptop's fan every 6-12 months, depending on usage.
Q: Can I use any thermal paste for replacement?
- A: While many thermal pastes work, it's recommended to use a high-quality, non-conductive paste for better results.
Q: Is laptop disassembly safe for beginners?
- A: Yes, our guide provides detailed instructions for safe disassembly, making it accessible even for beginners.
Q: Will thermal paste replacement solve all overheating issues?
- A: In most cases, yes. However, if problems persist, it's advisable to watch our video "how to fix laptop overheating" link you can find in the description.
Q: Are the performance benefits immediately after maintenance?
- A: You should notice improved performance immediately, especially in terms of reduced heat and quieter operation.
AFFILIATE PROGRAM
We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon and affiliated sites.
#howfixit #fixit #guide #diylaptoprepair #techrepair #diy

[@howfixit]

***ENG: Links to screwdrivers and parts in the description under the video*
***RUS: Ссылки на отвертки и заменяемые детали в описании под видео*

[@alexandrbegayev4113]

Thx u from 2023 =))

[@Niveles.Originals]

Can we change the proccessor?

[@roberttjohnson]

Some of the screws appear to be star shaped, what driver will I need to remove the bottom half of the case? Not all the screws are phillips. Thanks

[@slimpriest5393]

Thanks for the informative post

[@vasilis97]

Hi, I have the same laptop and last summer, I removed the heatsink, cleaned the fan, applied some old Coolermaster thermal paste I had (which I read from here and there that it's not very good, I must buy a Arctic Silver 5) and put everything again in place. After this procedure, the temperatures dropped considerably. However, it's been a couple of months that I notice CPU throttling while compiling, so I suppose I must do the procedure again. However, I'm thinking of buying a new thermal pad for the GPU, along with a new paste. Do you recommend any specific thermal pads? How thick should it be? From a few ebay items, I read that it must be 1mm thick for this specific laptop, but I don't know. I'm considering buying a large piece and cutting a piece exactly at the size of the GPU chip, but I don't know the thickness of the pad. Do you have any recommendations?
Thanks.

[@ahmeddanjuma1178]

Good day, can you please share how you later resolve this issue. Thanks

[@vasilis97]

@@ahmeddanjuma1178 I bought a new laptop, since my old HP Probook was damaged.

[@Lowend-gaminguru]

What was the damage?

[@abdullahrajput384]

How-FixIT can u plz tell me what temp is high for hp probook 6565b???

[@user-bu5ow9oj3z]

Ok ❤

[@bhavikGaming101]

my fan make's lot of noice :(

[@ahmeddanjuma1178]

I have exact type of laptop but the issue is that while I was using it, it sundenly went off and when I press the power button then it comes up without displaying anything on the screen and the fan will be Working.

[@joseluisbarattinilopez8716]

AHMED DANJUMA the same thing happened to me ...

[@user-ge5ee5yk4p]

Same problem with me i think it's cuz of dust maybe this is why i am here I'll clean the fan

[@TheShadowDrifter]

Hello there. 3 years too late. Sometimes, ProBooks from the 6500 series have a physical GPU rather than the cpu's integrated one. Hence, it's very likely yours has one of them and it died or "un-welded".