Amazing!! I followed your instruction to the T had NO problems. Purchased the battery from Amazon but it came with zero instructions. So at 74 yrs old I am adding this to my resume. THANK YOU
I just did this battery replacement by myself (HP Pavilion x360 coverible 14"). Don't start opening the Laptop from the frontside like shown. Remove all screws and start on the corner back from the lashes. Don't use a knife to pull. Take a small scalpel and to support a small screwdriver. It's opening easy in that way.
Thankyou a million times over for this instructive video. I successfully just changed out a dead battery I’ve been milking 10-12% charge for almost 2 years in about 10 minutes and a $25 battery on Amazon. Your videos make the world a better place
Thank you! I’m not a mechanically inclined guy and I couldn’t have done this without your video (never ever would have found the screws in the rubber feet and never would have had the guts to pop the back pressure points if I hadn’t watched you do it). You may have saved me from buying a new laptop!
One thing to warn about, as I wrecked my 14 month old HP this way, is that dealing with those tiny and very fiddly screws, the slightest wobble can mean one rolls away from the hole and touches the motherboard. There is power running through it with the battery in place, and in my case, this resulted in a few tiny sparks. I hoped they were of no significance but when assembled the laptop wouldn't even power on. I took it to a repairer for an opinion (not a full.check, for which I'd have had to pay, I just wanted an idea of cost). I was told that it was very likely that the screw has shorted the motherboard and, as a result may have also damaged other components. As a having a new board fitted would likely cost at least half the price of a new laptop even if nothing else needed replacing, it was basically a write off. The old detachable batteries were far more convenient!
This is the second time I’ve used this video (for the same laptop). Thank you for making this. Your calm demeanor and lack of additional sounds in the background made it easy to follow!
I don't even have the same exact laptop as this, but I couldn't figure out for the life of me how to get the back panel off. Then you showed the part about removing the rubber anti-skid strips, and I had a major "AHA!" moment. Thanks!
Awesome video! I did this while my Internet unexpectedly went out. The time passed quickly and now I have a new battery that will allow me to work for hours anywhere! 😊
Such an excellent video. I'm so much calmer also about replacing the battery in my laptop. You're awesome. And I particularly appreciated hearing the additional information about some of the components inside the computer: the ram card, what it looks like and where it is, how the open space would allow for an additional ram card how the fan wicks away the heat and conducts the heat through that funny metal arm inside....etc. You did just so awesome and you have a great calm communication voice. Well done.
Thanks so much! Was going to pay a tech to replace it but was quoted 50$ alone to remove the back of laptop before they could give me a pricing for battery! It cost me about that much to order it from Amazon! 😊
Thank you for this tutorial because of you I was able to change my battery, my cover is exactly the same as yours and opened it with no problems. Thank you for your help :)
You rock! Thanks so much for posting this and the link for the battery. I followed your instructions and it only took me 10 minutes. Thank you so much!
Excellent. After seeing this bought a new battery and did the change. Other videos didn't match my model and therecwere other connections to the battery. This one just comes out and a new one inserted.
Very instructive! I was able to replace the battery on my Pavilion 15-cc510. Prying open the laptop is quite impressive, with loud plastic noises that make you think you broke something, and the fear of harming/scraching the device (I used a swiss army knife). Thank you so much!
Great video. Tool tip for popping off the back: The can opener/screw driver blade on a swiss army knife worked very well. (This is opposite the bottle opener on mine.) It is less likely to mar the plastic case than other items or tools.
Thank you for this video. I watched it all the way through before attempting it and things went very smoothly. A few problems sprang up and I referred to the video and it was a breeze. I too missed the corner screw under the footing, but quickly figured out I needed to recheck for it. The other thing I was unsure of were the snaps at the dvd drive. There were three along the flimsy footing and two looked like they were free. I stuck my knife blade under the middle one and it unsnapped. Over all I did this in about 45 minutes which is probably slow but not so bad for a seventy-year-old just techy enough to be dangerous. I might be tempted to replace had drive with a solid state drive if decide to transfer over all my files to a thumb drive. Thanks again for making it so easy.
@@carlbooth6098 If you are talking about under the pads, you unscrew both but leave them in and put the pad over them so they don't fall out and get lost.
You did a fantastic job on this. Thank you! 10-15 mins tops if you follow the directions, stop the video as you go, and stay focused. I used a metal putty knife. Worked awesome.
Thank you! My daughter was able to replace her battery with the help of your informative video and clear instructions 👍 And I saved a bunch instead of getting a techie to do it so thank you again! 👍 👍 Also, totally unrelated and not necessary but you have clean fingernails and a nice voice so bonus! 😂
Thank you for an excellent video! I watched it and was able to replace my battery with no problem! Thank you very much for the information on how to take the back off and what to expect when inside. I appreciate you!
Nice video and thanks! I have an HP Pavillion 15ccx and I was able to line up the tools and it took me less than 10 minutes to replace the battery after watching your video first. Greatly appreciated!
Just used this to replace my old battery in my HP x360 Pavilion. Bought a battery from Laptop Battery Express (since they seemed to have good reviews and HP no longer sells this battery from what I could find). Powered it on really quick before a full charge and it worked! So glad because I'm not an IT or computer expert and was afraid I'd break something. I didn't want to spend another $600 on a pc yet so this video helps me to get another year or two out of the computer. Thank you for this video!! :D
Hp told me to buy a new laptop cause the part that I needed for my laptop was not in stock, I looked elsewhere and ordred it off online yesterday and recieved it today, battery replaced and I am happy. No need to fork out more money for a brand new laptop :)
@@missionpurity Yes they are. The lady was very kind and helpful but trying to make me buy a new laptop when really all it needed was a battery replacement 🙈 It's shame really, I now know what to do next time it's happens again ☺️
Hey people who are going to do this yourselves, do NOT use metal anything when working with any electronic device. This is setting a very bad example here... unless you're looking to fry your motherboard or frazzle everything else.
Thanks for posting though I was a little nervous when you were using metal to open laptop, i think a plastic triangle like for iphone screens would be better :)
Thank you. You helped me to replace the battery from my computer from hell. Who's brilliant idea was it to put an internal battery anyway? Anyway keep up the good work. You saved me lots of money.
Thanks, good video. I did not use any metal to pry off the case. All plastic tools and credit cards. One long screw towards the USB PORT, CARD READER, AND DVD side did not line up. I opened the case three times to line it up, and then I gave up. Laptop works fine. I saved the screw in case I need to open it up again. Did any one else have the same issue? Thanks in advance for helpful hints.
Thank you... I accidentally put a little too much pressure on the front end when trying to unsnap, and bam it, ended up cracking the housing a little. Not enough to cause a real problem, but still, aCk! All's good though, you performed exactly what I needed to see to complete this.
Great tutorial spot on except as previous commenters said separate the back first and please don’t use a knife to separate the back a bloody mess may delay completion. Safety 1st!!
Great video, very helpful. Just a little helpful advice. When replacing battery, always get an HP battery for your HP laptop. I tried 3 different generic ones from Amazon, they wouldn't hold the charge for the CMOS. I'm assuming the HP batteries have a built in CMOS battery inside. My laptop doesn't have a separate CMOS battery. When I use the generic battery, the laptop won't turn on unless I plug it in first to startup the laptop. Then I can unplug and work with it as a regular laptop. I finally bought an HP battery and have zero issues. Sucks, because it costs more, but you get what you pay for. 😂😅
So true. HP stuck me with this one, NEVER AGAIN. Batter has been weak since end of first year. Fades off quickly now and recharges to max of 80% then dead within 90 minutes. POS engineered to CAUSE Loss of Use and Delay while HP squeezes more from their victims.
I preferred my old HP laptop (Windows 7). All I had to do was unscrew a couple screws from the back and pull out the old battery. Then I was able to replace it with an over-sized battery that gave me more than three times the charge time.
Amazing!! I followed your instruction to the T had NO problems. Purchased the battery from Amazon but it came with zero instructions. So at 74 yrs old I am adding this to my resume. THANK YOU
Way to go, Vicky! Atta girl!
if possible please give me link to that original battery I wanna purchase
That's impressive Vicky.
Super wholesome
Hard to trust
I just did this battery replacement by myself (HP Pavilion x360 coverible 14"). Don't start opening the Laptop from the frontside like shown. Remove all screws and start on the corner back from the lashes. Don't use a knife to pull. Take a small scalpel and to support a small screwdriver. It's opening easy in that way.
Very vital info...thx!
Thankyou a million times over for this instructive video. I successfully just changed out a dead battery I’ve been milking 10-12% charge for almost 2 years in about 10 minutes and a $25 battery on Amazon. Your videos make the world a better place
Tip: use guitar pick or plastic-dated credit cards/ID cards to open up your laptops underside. 😊
Great idea! Thx!
@@Dreams4zale No probs 👍
You break it
@@michaeltsang548 lol
or a plastic putty knife. You're less likely to cut yourself or scratch the laptop.
Thank you! I’m not a mechanically inclined guy and I couldn’t have done this without your video (never ever would have found the screws in the rubber feet and never would have had the guts to pop the back pressure points if I hadn’t watched you do it). You may have saved me from buying a new laptop!
One thing to warn about, as I wrecked my 14 month old HP this way, is that dealing with those tiny and very fiddly screws, the slightest wobble can mean one rolls away from the hole and touches the motherboard. There is power running through it with the battery in place, and in my case, this resulted in a few tiny sparks. I hoped they were of no significance but when assembled the laptop wouldn't even power on. I took it to a repairer for an opinion (not a full.check, for which I'd have had to pay, I just wanted an idea of cost). I was told that it was very likely that the screw has shorted the motherboard and, as a result may have also damaged other components. As a having a new board fitted would likely cost at least half the price of a new laptop even if nothing else needed replacing, it was basically a write off. The old detachable batteries were far more convenient!
This is the second time I’ve used this video (for the same laptop). Thank you for making this. Your calm demeanor and lack of additional sounds in the background made it easy to follow!
I don't even have the same exact laptop as this, but I couldn't figure out for the life of me how to get the back panel off. Then you showed the part about removing the rubber anti-skid strips, and I had a major "AHA!" moment. Thanks!
Thank you for the video! It was extremely informative and I'm a lot less nervous to replace my own battery now.
Thank you! Great tips about the hidden screws and how to pop the back off. I've now given my aging laptop a new lease of life for about thirty GBP. 😊
Awesome video! I did this while my Internet unexpectedly went out. The time passed quickly and now I have a new battery that will allow me to work for hours anywhere! 😊
Very helpful. It shouldn't be this tedious. This is another reason I will not buy another HP laptop. Thank you.
Such an excellent video.
I'm so much calmer also about replacing the battery in my laptop. You're awesome.
And I particularly appreciated hearing the additional information about some of the components inside the computer: the ram card, what it looks like and where it is, how the open space would allow for an additional ram card how the fan wicks away the heat and conducts the heat through that funny metal arm inside....etc.
You did just so awesome and you have a great calm communication voice.
Well done.
Thanks so much! Was going to pay a tech to replace it but was quoted 50$ alone to remove the back of laptop before they could give me a pricing for battery! It cost me about that much to order it from Amazon! 😊
Thank you for this tutorial because of you I was able to change my battery, my cover is exactly the same as yours and opened it with no problems. Thank you for your help :)
Thanks because of you like many I was able to replace the battery without paying who knows what for a repair shop
I have a HP CC107NT laptop and used this technique before to add RAM and now I had to change the battery, I did it myself. Thanks!
Love it was literally my exact model. Thanks man
Thank you so much! I had a hard time doing it myself but watching your video helped me so much!!🙏
You rock! Thanks so much for posting this and the link for the battery. I followed your instructions and it only took me 10 minutes. Thank you so much!
Excellent. After seeing this bought a new battery and did the change. Other videos didn't match my model and therecwere other connections to the battery.
This one just comes out and a new one inserted.
Very instructive! I was able to replace the battery on my Pavilion 15-cc510. Prying open the laptop is quite impressive, with loud plastic noises that make you think you broke something, and the fear of harming/scraching the device (I used a swiss army knife). Thank you so much!
Great video. Tool tip for popping off the back: The can opener/screw driver blade on a swiss army knife worked very well. (This is opposite the bottle opener on mine.) It is less likely to mar the plastic case than other items or tools.
Thank you for this video. I watched it all the way through before attempting it and things went very smoothly. A few problems sprang up and I referred to the video and it was a breeze. I too missed the corner screw under the footing, but quickly figured out I needed to recheck for it.
The other thing I was unsure of were the snaps at the dvd drive. There were three along the flimsy footing and two looked like they were free. I stuck my knife blade under the middle one and it unsnapped.
Over all I did this in about 45 minutes which is probably slow but not so bad for a seventy-year-old just techy enough to be dangerous. I might be tempted to replace had drive with a solid state drive if decide to transfer over all my files to a thumb drive.
Thanks again for making it so easy.
The corner screws there are two. do you remove both or just the inner one
@@carlbooth6098 If you are talking about under the pads, you unscrew both but leave them in and put the pad over them so they don't fall out and get lost.
You did a fantastic job on this. Thank you! 10-15 mins tops if you follow the directions, stop the video as you go, and stay focused. I used a metal putty knife. Worked awesome.
Thank you! My daughter was able to replace her battery with the help of your informative video and clear instructions 👍
And I saved a bunch instead of getting a techie to do it so thank you again! 👍 👍
Also, totally unrelated and not necessary but you have clean fingernails and a nice voice so bonus! 😂
Thanks for the video! Changed the battery today without any problems because you showed what to expect. Great instruction!
Thank you for an excellent video! I watched it and was able to replace my battery with no problem! Thank you very much for the information on how to take the back off and what to expect when inside. I appreciate you!
Thanks. As always, technology designed by engineers who will never have to replace a battery.
Exactly.
I have one of these laptops, bad design just to get the battery out!, too easy to break it!
Thank you so much! This was perfect instruction on how to replace the battery in my computer.
Thank you for this video!! I was lost when I turned my laptop over to look for where the battery came out! Just changed it.
Nice video and thanks! I have an HP Pavillion 15ccx and I was able to line up the tools and it took me less than 10 minutes to replace the battery after watching your video first. Greatly appreciated!
I remember the days when it was easy to replace bat.
I remember when you could build your own computer.
@@claritix101 try finding a gpu that's within a reasonable price nowadays
Batt came Sunday I put it in after watching your video everything went great, just as in your video Thank You
CMOS does not retain time, it preserves the BIOS/UEFI/Firmware settings and configurations.
Thanks so very much for the detailed instructions! I never would have found those screws under the rubber pads without your help :)
Just finished putting everything back together and it’s working great! Thanks so much for uploading this!
Just used this to replace my old battery in my HP x360 Pavilion. Bought a battery from Laptop Battery Express (since they seemed to have good reviews and HP no longer sells this battery from what I could find). Powered it on really quick before a full charge and it worked! So glad because I'm not an IT or computer expert and was afraid I'd break something. I didn't want to spend another $600 on a pc yet so this video helps me to get another year or two out of the computer.
Thank you for this video!! :D
Hp told me to buy a new laptop cause the part that I needed for my laptop was not in stock, I looked elsewhere and ordred it off online yesterday and recieved it today, battery replaced and I am happy. No need to fork out more money for a brand new laptop :)
@@Blueystar861 sounds like they are trying to make us buy more laptops instead of letting us fix them w/ original HP parts :")
@@missionpurity Yes they are. The lady was very kind and helpful but trying to make me buy a new laptop when really all it needed was a battery replacement 🙈
It's shame really, I now know what to do next time it's happens again ☺️
Thank you so much. You spared me a trip to Best Buy!!
Thanks for the step by step process! I successfully changed my battery 🎉
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I was able to change my battery following your directions.
Thank you for making this video!
Followed your directions and worked perfectly. Thanks for the help!
Hey people who are going to do this yourselves, do NOT use metal anything when working with any electronic device. This is setting a very bad example here... unless you're looking to fry your motherboard or frazzle everything else.
Very nicely explained. Much appreciated attention to details. Many thanks.
Thank you! It worked quite well wth a slightly newer Pavilion 15 (a bit less screws). It took me 5 minutes, 4 out of them removing the back case. 😁
When your laptop needs "The Aunt Jemima Treatment".
Thanks for the vid. I would just say use a "plastic" edge to detach the back of the computer. I use guitar picks that work perfectly.
Great video. It was extremely helpful. Is it necessary to calibrate the battery after replacing it?
Scares me that you have that magnet tray right next to your computer.
Thank you for the video! Your tips on removing the back worked like a breeze!
What ever you do, don't order a new battery from the site "batteryupgrade". It's a scam site who will take your money without sending you anything...
Two years and still incredibly useful!
Thanks for posting though I was a little nervous when you were using metal to open laptop, i think a plastic triangle like for iphone screens would be better :)
Thank YOU! Alot of great information here!!!
Worked like a charm, thanks as didn’t have to call Geek squad
Instructions unclear, the front section of my house has now been destroyed by an explosion.
Very helpful thank you! I have a CL model and this was very similar so I was easily able to change my battery.
Thank you! We just switched ours out in about 10 minutes.
thanks for the details step by step and telling us we can add ram
Thank you! I would not have looked under the rubber for the screws!
Great video. Very helpful. Thank you so much! God bless you and yours! 😊
Thanks. Very good tutorial! I noticed that my fan is very dusty. Should it be replaced or can it be cleaned?
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I can honestly say that your video showed me that I'm going to go to a professional to get this done!
10/10 very accurate and easy to follow
Thank you. You helped me to replace the battery from my computer from hell. Who's brilliant idea was it to put an internal battery anyway? Anyway keep up the good work. You saved me lots of money.
Thanks, good video. I did not use any metal to pry off the case. All plastic tools and credit cards. One long screw towards the USB PORT, CARD READER, AND DVD side did not line up. I opened the case three times to line it up, and then I gave up. Laptop works fine. I saved the screw in case I need to open it up again. Did any one else have the same issue? Thanks in advance for helpful hints.
Thank you! Appreciate the step-by-step instruction!
Thank you... I accidentally put a little too much pressure on the front end when trying to unsnap, and bam it, ended up cracking the housing a little. Not enough to cause a real problem, but still, aCk! All's good though, you performed exactly what I needed to see to complete this.
Thank you for the tutorial. I did it on my own. ❤❤❤
Great tutorial spot on except as previous commenters said separate the back first and please don’t use a knife to separate the back a bloody mess may delay completion. Safety 1st!!
Exactly what I needed to know. Thank you!
This was very helpful. Thank you so much!
Thanks. Ignore the negative comments.
👍👍
Hello, I'm looking for a HP Pavilion battery like that. How much does it cost? Please
Great video, very helpful. Just a little helpful advice. When replacing battery, always get an HP battery for your HP laptop. I tried 3 different generic ones from Amazon, they wouldn't hold the charge for the CMOS. I'm assuming the HP batteries have a built in CMOS battery inside. My laptop doesn't have a separate CMOS battery. When I use the generic battery, the laptop won't turn on unless I plug it in first to startup the laptop. Then I can unplug and work with it as a regular laptop. I finally bought an HP battery and have zero issues. Sucks, because it costs more, but you get what you pay for. 😂😅
Thank you so much, this video was whery helpful.
With your instructions I could very easily replace my old batterie.
Great walk through, thanks!
Thanks for the video! It worked perfect for me.
Lol my battery is so easy to get out. You flip a couple levers to unlock it and pull it right out, don’t need to open anything up
So true. HP stuck me with this one, NEVER AGAIN. Batter has been weak since end of first year. Fades off quickly now and recharges to max of 80% then dead within 90 minutes. POS engineered to CAUSE Loss of Use and Delay while HP squeezes more from their victims.
Thank you! Very easy to follow, and very helpful!
👍
Thanks for the video, very helpful!
Thank you for the instructions. Credit card works much better than spatula and pocket knife. 😅
I preferred my old HP laptop (Windows 7). All I had to do was unscrew a couple screws from the back and pull out the old battery. Then I was able to replace it with an over-sized battery that gave me more than three times the charge time.
Thanks I just replaced mine. I appreciate you being thorough!
Thank you for posting!
Nice video it gives lots of important information
definitely good time to use some electronic compressed air to clean the fan area too
Thank you for this wonderful video.
Can you assist me where is cmos battery in this model?
Great video and extremely helpful content. Thank you.
Notice how he's fucking up the seem more and more with his too thick METAL TOOL! he's lucky he didn't kill that entire pc or pierce the battery.
Scratch it
There are plastic tools that can do this job. A Guitar pick is another possible tool
Thank-you so much!
Very clear explanation. Thank You.
I bought a glasses repair kit from Dollar Tree and use the tools to open the laptop... :)
Hey there thanks for the video.
Just used it to open my HP.
Were good detailed description.
Can you give tips on. How to keep the hard drive drawer lined up when you put the back back on
Thank you so much for this kind information
I have hp 15 da1036tx but I can't seem to find a tutorial on how to replace it's non removable battery but this video seemed quite similar.
Perfect done. Thanks mate