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11-01-2021 03:21 PM
I want to clean the dust in the PC, there is no video for this PC with out middle plate screws. I already took off 4 black screws and 2 gray ones, it's a all in one computer 🖥️
11-02-2021 01:46 AM
@MariArg -- there is no video for this PC ...
Do you mean that your computer is NOT producing any video-output onto your screen, or that you cannot find a video-recording either on HP's web-site or the YouTube web-site on how to disassemble your All-In-One?
Got any "computerphile" friend who can help you with partial disassembly, and usage of part of a can of compressed air? Or, pay a professional computer technician.
11-07-2021 05:16 PM - edited 11-07-2021 05:16 PM
yes, the second one, I cannot find a video-recording either on HP's web-site and the YouTube web-site on how to disassemble my All-In-One.
I have the air compresed can, and I'am the one who do the disassembly of the computers (mine or my relatives PC), but i couldn't disassembly this one and there are no experienced technicians in the area.
11-08-2021 10:29 AM
@MariArg -- I cannot find a video-recording on YouTube on how to disassemble my All-In-One.
What about: OPEN ME UP! HP Envy 27 - YouTube
???
11-08-2021 12:01 PM
No that one it's very diferent. There is one that is similar but it has screws in the center, but in my case those do not exist and I have already removed all the screws, I do not want to force disassembly since I am not sure I can remove it without breaking any part.
11-08-2021 01:09 PM
@MariArg -- I do not want to force disassembly since I am not sure I can remove it without breaking any part.
Watch the video for the amount of "leverage" and "force" that is used to remove the back-panel.
Or, take the computer to qualified computer technicians, and pay them do the work.