Dell Latitude 5480 LCD Replacement also opening the bottom where you can upgrade RAM, SSD, and WIFI

[@harshlpro7190]

You know Michael making live streams for just small things like this is unusual if you can make videos like these because the quality is much better and you can make it much smaller time

[@yechiellewis-e6v]

Perfectly explained. Thanks a lot!

[@mrtejadithya5320]

When is next stream?

[@harshlpro7190]

That's my opinion at least also in live streams we also get like 1080p but over here in videos with great quality about 4K

[@MichaelTheComputerGuy]

I agree. It was just a LCD replacement so I made it a separate video.

[@samajier2566]

Thank you for sharing

[@nevets68]

Where you able to send back the used mb you purchased for this laptop?

[@MichaelTheComputerGuy]

Yes I sent it back

[@waschbirds]

Thanks for the video! Do you know if the replacement screens are better quality than the rather dim original FHD one?

[@MichaelTheComputerGuy]

Most of the time the screen resolution and type of screen doesn't change when you replace it. Some laptops will have support for higher resolution screens but you have to check that in the specifications from when it was sold. As long as it was sold by the manufacturer with one of those higher-end screens it'll work.

[@waschbirds]

@Michael The Computer Guy Thanks a lot, Michael. My issue with the screen is that it is very dim, and I'm actually wondering if a replacement is brighter (and overall better for graphics stuff). I once got a lenovo440s with ayerrible screen and upgraded it with a 3rd party screen, which is excellent. This computer got a bit old and broken now, and I'm thinking of doing the same here, but I'm surprised there's so little information on how bright a certain screen is.

[@MichaelTheComputerGuy]

@@waschbirds if the screen is very damn you might want to check the brightness setting. Along the top of the keyboard there's usually a bright and less bright button try turning it up. Also make sure you're got drivers installed for the graphics. You can check that and device manager. That being said replacing a screen with the same type of screen can often bring a brighter image just because the new screen is not worn out.

[@waschbirds]

@@MichaelTheComputerGuy Thanks, the software site is ok and it's set to max brightness. But interesting to know they wear out!

[@bakerman8186]

Any new videos go up soon ❤

[@MichaelTheComputerGuy]

I've been too busy to dedicate time to live streaming and editing/uploading. I'm hoping to have more time soon.

[@tbird10030]

Hi, can I downgrade a Dell Inspiron 5565 laptop From Windows Pro to "Windows 10" by simply putting in a new hard drive and installing Windows 10 or (home) using an USB drive with windows 10 download on it? 2) Will I be able to still get updates from "Dell Support" with windows being downgraded? Please If you can help me on this, I would appreciate it,

[@MichaelTheComputerGuy]

All of those things will work fine but why do you want to go from 10 pro to 10 home?

[@nicethings8612]

It’s a touch screen right?

[@MichaelTheComputerGuy]

I don't t remember