Mid-2010 13" MacBook Pro LVDS Connector, Keyboard Connector, and no Backlight Repair

[@valramos2003]

Hi Collin, regarding the keyboard backlight flex cable, is there a way to directly solder it to the logic board for power? Instead of re-attaching a ripped off connector?

[@Zebra_Paw]

Patch that using your legendary tool!

[@zzzzander]

Great narration, though I'd highly recommend linking each step of the process to a timestamp in your video description.

[@hugoramirez8659]

hey dosdude, thanks for you support, were you get the schematics??

[@sowolelekandaniel9121]

Plz can you show me the backligt fuses

[@paublusamericanus292]

Putting solder on the pins needs done with a fatter chisel bit, and works much better than your pointy curved one.

[@ethanchow9170]

It says no stuff that means final product does not have the component.

[@ducks4039]

hey dos dude Do u think u can make a indepth video on how to replace a MacBook Late 2006 LCD i accidentally dropped it and well it broke. If u can thattle be AWESOME. Also thanks for the other software on installing MacOS on unsupported Macs P.S if u want proof on the MacBook i can send a photo Thanks, -iJames

[@dosdude1]

I really don't work on the A1181 MacBooks much anymore, but there's a guide on ifixit.com

[@ziliondon6853]

!HELP HEPL HELP HELP HELP HELP! So I was watching a video on KZbin on how to take out adware off of my Mac and so I deleted system/library/frameworks/. So the I go and test to see if safari has any more pop ups and all is good but the I wanted to switch to my faster WiFi and when I clicked the WiFi picture it just disappeared and I didn’t know what happened so I just hard reset my Mac. Now I cant get in to the login screen all it does is turn on and loads half way then turns off so I go into safe mode and try and reinstall my os no not letting me do that. So I don’t have time travel so I’m stuck. I know one thing and that is that when I delete frameworks I left it in trash and in safe mode I have access to terminal. Can somebody help me out please.

[@dosdude1]

/System/Library/Frameworks is a crucial system folder, the system can't run without it. You'll need to use another machine to create a USB installer for whatever version of Mac OS you had installed, boot from that, and install to your hard disk. Copies can be found at os.dosdude1.com and you can use my Mac OS X USB Drive Creator tool found here to make a USB installer: dosdude1.com/apps

[@ziliondon6853]

dosdude1 thanks for replying

[@ziliondon6853]

Ashfly yeah I’m a dumb ass

[@ziliondon6853]

Ashfly I can try but my Mac is a 2009 with the latest update which is not supported. So I’m going to have to reinstall it via a usb