HP 450 G5 - Disassembly and cleaning

In this introductory video, we will show how to disassemble laptop HP 450 G5.
Our team will show all necessary steps of disassembling, however don't hesitate to ask us if you have some questions.
Be careful this may damage your laptop or other equipment! We are not responsible for any damage to your device!
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[@romanm.4763]

Before disassembling procedures (few instructions from the service manual):
Before removing internal components, you must place the computer in “Battery Safe mode.” This mode
avoids short-circuits or system malfunction by removing power from internal components.
To place the computer in “Battery Safe mode,” follow these steps:
1. With the computer turned off and AC adapter connected, press the following key and button
combination: Windows key + Backspace key + Power button.
2. Turn the computer on to initiate “Battery Safe mode.”
3. After the computer powers off, disconnect the AC adapter.
In “Battery Safe mode,” the power button will not turn the computer on if the AC adapter is not connected.
To disengage “Battery Safe mode,” plug in the AC adapter and press the power button.

[@mariolondyn50]

(Fatal Service Structure) - On this HP laptop gets to the CPU almost completely disassembling the machine. A skilled person takes at least 10 minutes to replace the paste and clean the cooling system, and a less skilled person probably twice as long. E.g. in Lenovo laptops, an inexperienced person does it in a few minutes after removing just a few screws.

[@jozefbotka5885]

Thank You for the video. Helped me a lot. :)

[@user-wp2ek8mx3c]

Thank you very much for this video.

[@MarkVartanyan]

Thank you for the video! I was able to clean it and put new paste. Lovely!

[@tv1forcadell276]

perfecto gracias

[@SunshineAndBass]

Thank you for the video! No wonder the laptop runs so hot with a such small heatsink....

[@jozefbotka5885]

And shitty thermal compound. At least replaced for better one.

[@hpworld7941]

Thanks for the video.....

[@carlosmauriciouribe1850]

muy buen viedo tk.

[@jeaalfredo4925]

It's hard to remove the front panel

[@danmazzone]

This laptop quit on us about a week ago. We thought it was the battery. Bought a new one (not a generic) and installed it today. Still won't power on after the battery was fully charged. Holding the power button down for about 15 seconds turns on the light for the power button but it turns back off in about a second. Any thoughts as to what the actual problem may be? Curious to know if the CMOS battery needs to be replaced or if the thermal paste might have broken down and need to be replaced. Anyone have a clue?

[@dfmarise2207]

Please what is the gray dough that you roll out tks

[@bdmanikvlog]

which type of m.2 ssd use in this laptop?

[@sediepremps]

The empty space to the left of the second ram slot. What is is for?

[@luismorales6349]

What battery code does the CMOS battery in that laptop use?

[@LaptopWorlddhaka]

Hi, It's Shawon.
Can use your old version video on my channel after bangla dubbed?

[@seky123]

hiya why is it that there is no second screw? when your opening the first one on the opposite side it seems to have no screw in, (i have the same laptop just curious thanks)

[@NotebookCenterTV]

It's not a place for the screw, it is a hole to pull up the back panel.

[@user-rb6sg1jz2c]

you wouldn't happen to know the the keyboard fpc/zif connector specs/type on the model you just broke down?

[@TimBee100]

Can you take out the fan from the bottom?

[@Balschoiw]

No.

[@anthonyg934]

How do you put the keyboard back. its hard to reconnect to the port

[@MarkVartanyan]

Keyboard connector is my personal enemy!
Turned out you just use force to pull it out.
To put it back, use your fingernail to push the hard part of the ribbon cable. Push hard, until it slides in. Push on both sides to ensure it is neatly inside.
Note that it is easily possible to damage the ribbon cable while doing this. Avoid touching it with metal things: you can damage the carbon coating!
You can use a tiny screwdriver to help it in, but only push on the sides where the triangular things are!!

[@Balschoiw]

@@MarkVartanyan Bullshit. Once the holding clamps are brought upwards, they slide in and out easily. The way you did/do it destroys the cable connectors.

[@MarkVartanyan]

@@Balschoiw have you tried plugging this specific connector in? Or you just assume?

[@Balschoiw]

@@MarkVartanyan Yes, plugged them both in just today.

[@MarkVartanyan]

@@Balschoiw wow, then I guess my connector is messed up or something. My ribbon cable did not slide in even with the clamps brought upwards :D

[@dogday_yazooo]

Is it possible to replace the cpu?

[@patriciomarco]

No

[@MafiaSniper]

Which screwdriver is it?

[@NotebookCenterTV]

Ideal set of screwdrivers is:
Flat-bladed screwdriver
Phillips P0 and P1 screwdrivers
Torx T8 screwdriver

[@bubuino]

XrayDisk M.2 SSD (SM2263XT - PCIe 3.0x4 - 3DTLC)

[@humbleisme2381]

I would love some words or music

[@myvideo1135]

ভাইয়া এরকম ল্যাপটপ আমার কিন্তু এটার গ্রাফিক্স কার্ড এক্সটা লাগার সিস্টেম আছে

[@sandyahegde4661]

Where is hard disk

[@yosuketanaka113]

Is it only me who's missing the audio? I've been trying to pluck out the keyboard not knowing which part to push or pull

[@dimitriasimov2140]

Misserable design. That's so anti-repair. And misserable thermals as well.

[@dejan8738]

I fucked my computer 😭

[@Nemo6218]

The most stupid design ever

[@marcoangelo]

Do you need such a loud intro animation? Christ.

[@NotebookCenterTV]

Heh, sorry, if it causes any discomfort.

[@10tramvajak94]

Is the processor replaceable ??

[@lordmeme9965]

Nope

[@HenkPoley]

With "reballing" equipment, sure.