Asus Eee T91 Disassemble Replace Battery Hard Drive Wi-fi Replacement keyboard Removal Motherboard

[@dustymiller4068]

Man you just saved me about half a day's work and incalculable damage to my Eee PC. Excellent presentation. I got it right off and just popped the thing apart without breaking anything. Thanks loads.

[@Vilavek]

I have been using my T91 as a Ventrilo server for ages. I set it up and threw it in a corner and forgot about it, so being plugged in 24/7 the battery naturally went bad and started to bloat inside the machine, distorting the plastics pretty badly. For the life of me I couldn't figure out to get at the battery so I could remove it, until I found your video. I can't thank you enough for posting this video! It was exactly what I needed! =)

[@RubberWilbur]

You're very welcome. I go online anytime I have an issue with a computer and people have helped me out time and time again. I just wanted to pay it forward. Thanks for your comment.

[@robinchampion]

Many thanks from me too. I had the same problem with a dead battery bloating, and managed to successfully replace it using your guide.

[@TimsComputerRepair]

I enjoyed this video.... You should keep making them.

[@annlee8584]

Thanks for putting this up! Just wondering if you know where the cmos battery on these machines are? Can't find it anywhere!

[@inventorable]

What did you do to release the keyboard? I found the metal things at the top of the KB but what do I have to do with them? Thanks

[@RubberWilbur]

Make sure you take all 10 screws out on the bottom. Take a small flat head screwdriver to pry the keyboard out on the top of the keyboard.

[@bamtreetoppiru5]

what size the screw driver gotta be in order to take out the battery??

[@kikepando]

HI, Could I remove the battery from behind without disassemble the keyboard and the 9 screws on the front ?? Thank you!!

[@RubberWilbur]

No you can't.

[@DanieleGiorgino]

Thank you.

[@danieldennis6313]

Thanks

[@k3pp]

thanks, man!