How to disassemble dell Latitude E5440

[@neetigupta5075]

DELL UnBoxing Vblog is Awesome

[@xsaratech242]

Parabéns pelo vídeo, estou consertando este DELL E5440 tela com defeito e teclado, este vídeo me ajudou d+. @Reynaldo - São Paulo - Brasil

[@bolaaccorinti3308]

Thanks bro very useful video :)

[@techs2support]

Welcome

[@PHX_Spicy]

thanks very useful

[@faisalkhattak7493]

Thanks for this video bro ...

[@machkover]

instructive video indeed !! does this dell pc come out of factory without a dvd drive ? mine which i bought second hand doesn't have one !!!

[@BlindMansRevenge2002]

Yes, adding a DVD drive to the system would have been an option when originally configuring from Dell. Getting a system like this without the optical drive would’ve saved money at initial purchase.

[@Ab-cx1vp]

Sir can you tell me what is the name of second chip you remove along with wifi chip.... reply plz

[@BlindMansRevenge2002]

That was the cellular broadband card!

[@AlexLopezYt]

I've done all this correctly and built it back up together, but now it won't turn on, fan won't spin, and it turns off after like 5-7 secs. I made sure to connect everything back together properly and avoided touching on components.. help!!

[@techs2support]

Clean processor fan and reconnect it again if not contact a service center

[@BlindMansRevenge2002]

In case you have not been able to resolve your issue you may need to go back through and clean the male and female ends of all the connection points with isopropyl alcohol and then air dry them with a can of compressed air. For some reason skin oils can disrupt the conductivity or more precisely the electrical conductivity between the components. Also, make sure that you are reconnecting everything precisely. If one ribbon cable is slightly askew the system will not pass it’s pre-boot start up diagnostic. That is why the System is turning on and then back off. It is detecting an over voltage or under voltage and shutting itself down to protect the motherboard.

[@santoshpoloju6054]

how to assemble e5440 , e5450 mother board

[@josefinatorrent5546]

why dell do this so hard? 1000 screws before you change thermal compounds ...

[@shumi8711]

Very usefull for me!

[@pianotutorials9475]

Cảm ơn Thanks!

[@techs2support]

welcome

[@mario-zc4ft]

@@techs2support Nice video sir.. like and subs.. sorry if my english is not good.. i get offered and interested in this type of laptop.. is there an option to instal any msata or m.2 ssd along with hdd so i can have dual storage?? thank you and hope your reply sirr...

[@AbdulBasit-mb5ke]

Bro how to close it back bro I am stuck 😭

[@mario-zc4ft]

Nice video sir.. like and subs.. sorry if my english is not good.. i get offered and interested in this type of laptop.. is there an option to instal any msata or m.2 ssd along with hdd so i can have dual storage?? thank you and hope your reply sirr...

[@Perokoulos]

Yes it's possible with some BIOS changes www.dell.com/community/Laptops-General-Read-Only/Dell-Latitude-e5440-Samsung-850-EVO-mSATA-SSD-not-recognized/m-p/5003172

[@renan22thiago]

Thanks!

[@honeybadzer6891]

is it possible to remove the cpu or is it fixed to the board?

[@BlindMansRevenge2002]

In the latitude E 5440 the CPU is soldered to the motherboard. The only way to remove it will be to place it in a hot air re-workstation and D solder the CPU from the motherboard. This is not recommended. If you want to upgrade the CPU you will need to upgrade the motherboard that has the upgraded CPU already on it. It is crucial to match the motherboard with the CPU to the type of graphics that your model came with for example Intel core I seven with Intel graphics only or Intel core I seven with discrete graphics

[@ShadowUnanimous]

topics-cdn.dell.com/pdf/latitude-e5440-laptop_Owners-Manual_en-us.pdf here’s the paper format of the same thing.

[@fatihkan2601]

You sure this is an HD content? I Don't think so.

[@techs2support]

nearly HD !