Dell Latitude E7440 laptop screen replacement / How to replace laptop screen

[@thornton3373]

Thank you for the video! Is it possible to replace the standard HD panel to a FHD panel?

[@Szuriamb]

Do you know the answer?

[@isaiahhollingworth2396]

No it’s not, they’re programmed from the factory to only use the model of screen they originally came with, believe me I’ve tried

[@4ia21_tangguhardiguntoro9]

Hi,I'm using Dell E7440 too. My Laptop wasn't touchscreen series. Can I replace my non Touchscreen LCD to Touchscreen LCD ?? Thanks

[@narianu0]

Hi, unfortunately I don't have experience with the touch screen models so I don't want to provide any advice which might be incorrect. Sorry, and thanks for looking at the video!

[@ZoleeBang]

@@narianu0 i reccomend changing the whole display assembly (screen, back cover, hinges), that way is pretty easy. i did my swap that way. you need to change the metal plate from the ports on the back side of the laptop below the screen to because the touchscreen version uses a wider one, the normal one will not fit

[@isaiahhollingworth2396]

You can as long as you already have a 1080p screen installed from the factory, it’s the same connector for the touch and non-touch assemblies, but the touch screen is one unit(screen and overlay) and can’t be bought individually

[@mohammadsantobiswas6740]

How much Price the display Dell Latitude e7440.

[@T_Quik]

is it possible to replace the plastic part (where the aluminum ends) on the lid of the laptop? I have two units and was wondering if it's possible to do a swap

[@rocioedgar3727]

Really helpful ...I have a Latitude e7450.. Is it possible to replace the standard HD panel to a FHD panel?? Do I need anything else?

[@narianu0]

+Rocio Edgar I would assume you could install a FHD panel, but I haven't checked for sure. Good luck!

[@isaiahhollingworth2396]

No you can’t I’ve tried, they program them to only be compatible with the original screen or a direct replacement of the same model

[@rococoxxxx]

I would appreciate a confirmation that the standard 1366 x 768 screen be replaced with a FHD 1920 x 1080 one?

[@narianu0]

+Rossen Tenev Yes, it should work fine. I have tried it and had no problems. I even tried a 1600x900 screen, which I ended up sticking with.

[@BlaGGah]

Of course, i recently upgraded my screen on my 7440 with this screen.. It's the B140HAN01.1

[@tringuyenminh7281]

Great video, can you please answer me that Can I replace touch screen on My E7440 by anti glade full hd screen???

[@narianu0]

I don't know for sure, but I am guessing that the touchscreen has a different connector than the normal non-touch screen.

[@tringuyenminh7281]

Thanksyou. I regret when buy touching laptop. It's too glossy. T_T

[@apasff]

Trí Nguyễn Minh Hi, have you managed to do anything with your glossy touch screen?I also want to buy the touch version (because of the overall looks of the carbon case, I don't like the standard silver finishing) but I am affraid of the glossyness of the tluch screen and was thinking about switching it to standard matte lcd or maybe applaying some matte screen protector?

[@tringuyenminh7281]

Dell E7440 Carbon has best quality build. Everything of it make me satisfied except the touch screen. It's too glossy for business user. Think about that before you buy.

[@sinank7032]

+narianu0 Do you know if you can upgrade the screen to FHD but not touch? I think it's the same connector but maybe that might not work?

[@SamirHSX]

Hi mister, i have the exact same E7440 laptop as the one on your video in 768p res matt. Can you confirme that i can easily replace the display with a FullHD IPS one? In some stores i found ips and non ips display...Can i mount the ips ones? And finally if you have a link where i can buy the right FHD display. Thank you very much to accord time to answer me.

[@narianu0]

You can buy the FHD IPS screen from www.laptopscreen.com/English/model/Dell/LATITUDE%20E7440/ It should work fine.

[@SamirHSX]

+narianu0 thanks alot, thank you very much man :)

[@rolandocruz7105]

Hi. may I ask is it possible to replace the screen of dell e6440 from 720p into 1080p? Thanks

[@narianu0]

I am not 100% sure, but I don't think that's possible. The E6440 might have a different DVI connector for the higher resolution screen.

[@rolandocruz7105]

so I need to buy display cable for higher resolution?

[@narianu0]

Sorry, I am not sure :(. You would have to research this further on your own.

[@rolandocruz7105]

Ok :) thank you

[@awaisbhatti100]

Great Video. I have a question for you. I have the same laptop and i want to replace my standard 1366 x 768 screen with 1920 x 1080 Glossy screen. Do you know if it will work? Thank you

[@narianu0]

Yes, you can install a 1920 x 1080 glossy screen in place of the 1366 x 768 screen. In fact, that is what I'm doing in the video. I realized the DPI scaling that occurs at 1920 x 1080 makes things pretty ugly, especially on a multi-monitor setup, so I ended up finding a 1600x900 screen that is compatible. The key is the find a screen that uses 30-pin EDP, and you should be all set.

[@awaisbhatti100]

narianu0 thanks for your reply. I will be using windows 7 so scaling won't be an issue I guess. Thanks for the video.

[@narianu0]

It still might be a problem be because if you disable scaling, it's really hard to read things on a 14" 1920x1080 screen, so you'll probably scale everything up at least 25%. If you have an external monitor attached, the DPI is much lower, so everything looks way too big. Good luck!

[@charles4776]

thank yo i wad about to ask that

[@robslob3964]

I've got a dell latitude e7250, w/ a 1366x768 panel, have you got any knowledge if this model too is upgradable to a 1920x1080 panel?

[@narianu0]

I don't know for sure, but signs point to it NOT working. I went on LaptopScreen.com and looked up that laptop model # (www.laptopscreen.com/English/model/Dell/LATITUDE%207250/) and it appears that the 1366x768 screen uses a 30-pin connector whereas the 1920x1080 screen uses a 40-pin connector.

[@robslob3964]

Thanks for the quick reply! Yes, you are correct, *however*, the one w/ the 40-pin connector, is the touch-enabled variant, so it comes w/ a digitizer, just the panels (w/o digitizer) on laptopscreen.com has the edp 30-pin connector. Oh well, I already ordered an affordable panel from china so we'll see, I could report back here if anybodys interested (i need a 30-pin fhd panel for testing purposes anyways so if it doesnt work its not a complete waste).

[@narianu0]

If the screens of either resolution both have the 30-pin connector, I think you'll be in good shape. Good luck, and let us know how it goes!

[@robslob3964]

Alright, TL;DR, it works. Long story, the panel I bought had a 'slightly' wider inverter board, so, in order to fit the panel into the lid I had to dremel the hinges and the lid 'a little bit', and then I had to cut out one of the plastic clip-ons from the bezel. None of this is visible and looks/works like new.

[@ruigsantos]

Hi. I'm about to replace the HD screen on a DELL E7450 for a fullHD one. Is it just a screen swap or do I also need to replace any cables? Thanks.

[@jawashasalan56]

Hi, did you end up actually doing it? Would be nice to hear if it worked and maybe if you still know tell the model of screen ? :D

[@jawashasalan56]

Thanks for the video. I may want to do that, but i am uncertain as to which panel i can safely use. I think i'd want full-HD, ,is there anything to be aware off? Thanks in davance :)

[@narianu0]

You should be able to upgrade to the FHD panel with no problem. I did that and it worked fine!

[@bosenngantor9160]

sir, I have the unit with glossy Fullhd and touchscreen panel, and these are my quaestion: 1. If I wanna replace my lcd, do I really need to find exact same specs as current mine, I mean, Could it be a problem if I replace it with 1366x768p (it will degrade my screen quality)? 2. How about the lcd and touch panel, are they in the same unit or individual? I mean, I should look for lcd which come with touch panel 3. How many pins on my current panel, is it possible to analyze it without dissamble first? thanks in advance

[@narianu0]

Hi, unfortunately I don't have experience with the touch screen models so I don't want to provide any advice which might be incorrect. Sorry, and thanks for looking at the video!

[@bosenngantor9160]

oke mate, no probs

[@MexxColpeas]

Surprised to see that the bezel came off so easily. Mine is glued to the LCD with some adhesive tape...

[@zogthegreat]

Hi, nice video. Your eBay link doesn't show any screens. Do you have a link for the 1600x900 panel? Or a part number? Thanks!

[@narianu0]

Sorry, I'm all out. You should be able to buy a similar screen from LaptopScreen.com (www.laptopscreen.com/English/screen-part-number/LP140WD2(TP)(B1)/). Compatible part #s are LP140WD2(TP)(B1), N140FGE-E32, B140RTN03.0. Good luck!

[@Baldess64]

When you say scaling looks blurry/ugly in 1920x1080 on the 14 inch screen, what do you mean? Like do you have any picture examples, etc Also is this issue still present in windows 10?

[@narianu0]

Certain apps don't properly scale up and appear blurry when you have a high-resolution display, or in the reverse situation, some apps don't scale at all and appear tiny when you adjust scaling too high. In addition, if you have two monitors with very different pixel densities (for example a 14" 1920x1080 on your laptop and a 23" 1920x1080 external), you might set different scaling levels on each screen. The problem with that is that if you move windows from one monitor to the next, they sometimes become blurry as they scale up or down. My workaround has been to set the same scaling level for both monitors Windows 10. Using 125%, I get reasonably crisp and readable text on the 1920x1080 14" display. I chose to buy an external monitor with relatively similar pixel density and so went with a 23" 2560x1440 monitor which stays pretty readable at 125%. The key is to avoid having a different scaling for each monitor. I don't have any good screenshots, but Google "windows 10 scaling blurry" for some images.

[@narianu0]

Looks like Windows 10 might have better support for blurry windows: support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4091364/windows-10-fix-blurry-apps I haven't tested this out, but it's hopeful.

[@Baldess64]

@@narianu0 thanks bro, I appreciate it a lot, will replace the screen when I get some time (and cash) on my hands

[@LarryHawkMusic]

@@narianu0 It must be ok to use 1080, as it's an option from Dell when new.

[@0Disembodied0]

Hi, the question has been already asked, but maybe you have more news... I have an e7450 with 768 res, can I replace it with a full HD one? Will this void the warranty or will they not notice the difference? And finally... is it better to get a FHD matte or glossy display?

[@narianu0]

I haven't tried replacing the screen on the 7450, but since it's just an incremental upgrade to the E7440, I would imagine it would also work. I haven't looked at the terms and conditions, but I would think it would void the warranty, so do at your own risk. Matte or Glossy is your choice. I like Matte because you don't get a strong reflection in bright light. However, the colors don't look as nice with Matte.

[@rexfex4760]

My laptop Dell Latitude E7440 is not regulated fan speed in Ubuntu.

[@felgutico]

How many pins have this screens?

[@narianu0]

+Felipe Gutiérrez Cotapos 30 pins.

[@felgutico]

+narianu0 And one more thing... Is this led or slim led? Thanks in advance!

[@narianu0]

+Felipe Gutiérrez Cotapos I'm not sure about that one. I think it's slim.

[@SatyakanthKommuri]

What is the price of the screen?

[@narianu0]

+Satyakanth Kommuri It's about 55-65USD.

[@SonynoS]

Anybody else have complaints about the battery? Mine won't hold a charge more than 30 minutes. Thinking of making a DIY vid on upgrading the RAM and replacing the battery. Stay tuned...

[@iggy78920]

Great Tuto, realy, just your hands hides the disassenbly of connector

[@ramadjones]

Yup, the only issue that I had with the video. Your hand covers the removal of the latch, which is the part I was nervous about.

[@stowgood]

This was really helpful thanks. I was able to change the screen in about 10 mins

[@narianu0]

+Samuel Stow great to hear it was helpful! Thanks for the comment.

[@oricsi1983]

Thanks, it took me 20 min and it works!

[@Army10133]

Thanks man! Was very helpful. Appreciate your work

[@DTSoyTico]

Excelente vídeo, me sirvió de mucho.

[@M2vnet]

E7240

[@takituk4584]

thank you so much dude!

[@melvisbatista6800]

Muy buen tutorial,lo hice en 10 minutos

[@narianu0]

Glad it was helpful!

[@martinrogers9978]

Good video thanks

[@BorgBender]

Very nice, thanks!

[@nancyhernandez5493]

Thank you

[@rahulromeo6379]

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