HP ProBook 440 G9 LCD Replacement

[@TopRacer2002]

Thanks to KZbinrs like you is the reason I am able to fix so many devices that weren't around when I was in IT. Thanks for all the instructional videos Graham. Get well soon mate.

[@harriscom9255]

I totally empathize with your visceral response to scratching the screen. Another informative video thanks.

[@jgvillan01]

I think we, techs, all had that same disgusting response to scratching the screen. Oh😖

[@OKuusava]

That bad feeling to scrach the screen is very understandable as "it could have been a good new one!"

[@vgamesx1]

1:35 Tip it's easier if you start near the exhaust, also from what I can tell these elite/pro books are all put together and have roughly the same design, so once you you've opened one you can be fairly confident working on different ones.

[@steveaustin4118]

worse part of having your own business you have to work no matter how bad you feel

[@Holycurative9610]

I love a screen replacement from a repair perspective because it's straightforward but I always use plastic tools just in case. I hate having to buy a replacement replacement because I can't bill the customer for my mistakes although I do warn customers that sometimes the screen bezel can break no matter how careful I am. I can only remember breaking one or two over a 25 year career and hundreds of screen replacements, it pays to take your time and because I only ever work on an hourly rate I'm not under any pressure to rush. That doesn't mean I'm billing people 9 hours for a screen replacement, it takes between 1 to 2 hours under normal circumstances and I bill half hourly or even every 15 minutes if it's mates rates or I feel sorry for my broke customers.

[@sarco5138]

In regards to taking the part numbers of the original panel, it's worth noting if the panel has various revisions. I got caught out by this just recently. Ordered a replacement for an XYZ rev 4. panel, whose replacement was marked as "Compatible with XYZ panel." When the replacement arrived however, it was actually a rev. 6, so all the screw holes were in the wrong place. Ended up ordering the replacement elsewhere, which listed compatibility with the specific revision.

[@carlojoselitochua2954]

Done watching, thank you very much for the informative repair video. I have learned significantly more troubleshooting & repair lessons in this tutorial video and to your other repair videos as well compared to my ENTIRE 4 YEARS OF COLLEGE due to the rotten & outdated standards of education here in the Philippines. I hope you will soon have a mini-series for Schematic & Boardview-free Voltage/Power Rail Tracing[12V/18-20V Main Voltage Rail, 5V, 3.3V, CPU/GPU Core Voltage Rail, DRAM Voltage Rail, IGPU Voltage Rail, System Agent/Northbridge Voltage Rail, PCH Voltage Rail, BIOS Voltage Rail, Battery Power Rail], Proper method of testing/checking of potentially faulty MOSFETs & ICs/Controller Chips, CPU/GPU/PCH Reballing and BIOS Bin File Editing.

[@theamericans2219]

THESE VIDEOS ARE AWESOME... THANKS FOR THE WALK THROUGH !!! YEAAAAAAAA

[@Joey29455]

I do screens replacements every day. Yes they have become harder, disconnecting build-in battery's, removing the display assembly. Glued bezels and screens (i use a headplate and little bit of alcohol), many variations in screens (one screen type could have different widths, resolutions etc) A lot more work than the old days! Just gotta charge more. Scratching the old screen on purpose is a little risky, imagine the customer wanted the old screen back, would make you look bad (Dont ask how i know ) 😅

[@lukyphill]

Get well soon and hello from Thailand thanks for all the great content over the years

[@JohnSmith-yw3jr]

Glad you're feeling better. Get plenty of rest this weekend and thanks for the awesome vid 😊

[@saeedsobhani1981]

AMAZING content, very informative.❤

[@QuentinStephens]

Get well soon.

[@peterlennon1139]

Get well soon. The flu killed me for 3+ weeks and 6 weeks before sinuses worked 😢

[@ZardozSpeaksToYou.]

Very sound advice about looking for the panel model from the panel itself. Often more / better results and cheaper than going by the laptop's model.

[@rolfsinkgraven]

Great job and get well soon.

[@Syntax.error.]

If the screen is still useable, or you have a second monitor you can hook up to the laptop you can see the exact LCD model you have. You go to Device Manager > Monitors > select laptop LCD > Details > and under Hardware IDs it will tell you the exact LCD inside your laptop.

[@colinmitchell9212]

Love watching these type of repairs. Thank you.

[@lewis_breaks_everything]

I handle these probooks at work, typically use an ifixit opening pick at the top and that gets it started, also love the captive screws on them. not too bad of a machine, ive dealt with worse HPs

[@sergiomarroquinjr3587]

Get better soon my dude!

[@CarlosGarcia-d3e]

Thanks a lot for sharing. All the best.

[@somewaresim]

Well done for videoing while still sick. Get well soon!

[@Nico_335i_DCT]

Thanks for sharing, Graham! It may be needed in the future. I own an HP Probook too. Dutch regards Nico

[@KrissBartlett]

very good thanks Graham always like seeing that

[@sudhirsaxena8578]

Excellent screen replacement method 👍🏽.

[@SeaLab1980]

"It doesn't matter if we scratch this to hell... UGHHH." Hahaha

[@michaelmeux4137]

Its great seeing your notification brother seems like its been a while since ive seen the majestic goatee

[@RackaApps]

I have the G10 version of this laptop. Prying it is easier when you start at the vent side of the laptop. Now I also know how to replace the display because it looks basically the same as my G10 Edit: Also, just a heads up. The B140HAN07.1 is a way better replacement panel for these. It has 16M colors and 98% sRGB coverage

[@ga7452]

Бля, братан спасибо тебе огромное, пишу тебе из недр Сибири, очень помог твой гайд, и человек теперь получит правильную матрицу, надеюсь ты не поленишься и переведешь это, пишу на русском не потому что английский не знаю, но для того чтоб ты увидел, то что ты делаешь помогает людям с разных уголков света, тебе есть чем гордится. И еще раз Thanks a lot. P.S. Борода - крутая😊👍

[@stzokev]

HP business and above (i.e. Elitebook and Workstation/Zbook) series use very good panels. Their DreamColor panels are top of the line!

[@dcamatrix]

great vid get well soon

[@Holycurative9610]

I've just had a query about a repair on a new HP where the hinge has bust the screen completely on the left. This laptop is fairly new and spare parts are expensive but even I was shocked at the cost of this screen as it needs the whole back panel, screen, hinges, digitiser and so on, crazy money... I've seen them at 4-500 because it's a thin and light laptop which is where the problem has arisen, there isn't enough back panel for the hinge screws to grip securely. This leads to flex and eventually breakage so my customer has had it converted to a desktop laptop with no screen.

[@tall-jv4wo]

Welcome back Graham

[@MrJavapiet]

Rotate screen a little bit for last stretch release tape

[@ChristmasCrustacean1]

14:33 needs a screeching cat sound effect layered on top

[@Darren777Au]

I would have cringed with that screen scratch myself. I even cringe when I cause a slight dent when opening a laptop cover. Pray you feel better soon.

[@warunakangara6791]

Nice job ❤

[@NotThatGuyJD]

A video from Graham? Damn I remember in the days where the dinosaurs walked the earth and the previous video was released.

[@rsambrook]

I think you should buff out the scratch before putting in the bin. You will feel better for it.😂

[@AmCanTech]

i cant get the back off ;(

[@mysnackr]

The old intro cut was better!!

[@erock.steady]

i imagine that was a... a dirty feeling. if you can relate to that, i think you can see what i mean when i say - i'd rather _be_ dirty, than _feel_ dirty.

[@izigswe]

Screens has feelings, be gentle

[@TheArifbmc]

genah rung tau ngganti batre hape iki wong

[@namemenick]

NO SCHEMATICS??LOL

[@fredwooding599]

remember, if it was easy......anyone could do it.

[@Independent-eye]

Metal spudger on that frame. Shame on you ;)

[@Adamant_IT]

Metal for life. Metal doesn't leave marks unless you're bad. Just don't be bad.

[@skullen2286]

2,000IU of vitamin D3 every day, please, Graham. good day, sir.

[@preston963]

EPIC FAILURE on screen removal Graham ... Do better next time IPA & being patient is your friend.

[@Adamant_IT]

What part of this was a failure?

[@preston963]

Didn't you read my comment?... The screen removal was painful to watch, those stupid tabs will break if patients isn't used personally I hate them but a good drowning in IPA does really help, you had me screaming at the screen in frustration . Cheers from OZ.

[@Adamant_IT]

But none of them broke... IPA will stop glue from re-sticking, but doesn't make the tabs any easier/harder...