Before you begin Read this website's Legal Guidelines and make sure you understand the risks of this repair. Place your HP Laptop on a clean flat and soft surface, such as a rubber mat or a piece of soft cloth and get the required opening tools.
		Step 2 The power panel above the keyboard is the first thing that we need to remove.  Use the green tool to create some space between the power panel cover and the hinge.
		Step 3 Use the green tools on the sides of the power panel cover and release the clips that are holding it in.
		Step 4 Here is a good angle of how you can use the edge of the green tool to wedge between the power pane land the laptop.  Do this all the way around the power panel until it is able to slightly be lifted from the laptop.
		Step 5 There is a ribbon cable underneath the power panel.  This needs to be released using a small flat head screw driver or anything that can easily loosen to the taps on the latch.
		Step 6 This is what the laptop looks like after the power panel is removed.
		Step 10 The keyboard is held in by a ribbon cable that needs to be removed.  You can use the green tool to release the latch.
		Step 13 There are some philips head screws that hold the palm rest in place that need to be removed.
		Step 12 Once all the screws are removed you can then use the green tool to release the palm rest by working your way around the edge and releasing the clips holding it in.
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		Step 18 This is the cable that connects the screen to the logicboard it needs to be disconnected.
		Step 19 On the other side are the antenna cables that connect to the wifi board that also need to be removed.
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		Step 22 Once the Screen cable is disconnected you can then lift it out of the hinge.  Be careful not to do the other side since the antenna cables still need to be removed to lift out the other side of the screen.
		Step 23 There are a couple screws that need to be removed in order to get to the wifi board  here is one of them.
		Step 24 Here is another.
		Step 25 This is the wifi board with the two antenna cables connected to it.
		Step 26 Here are the 2 antenna cables.
		Step 27 Remove them carefully.  You can  use a small flathead screwdriver if you can not get down there all the way.
		Step 28 This shows the antenna cable and how it runs along the palm rest.
		Step 29 This is where the antenna calbes go through the logicboard and the palm rest to the other side of the laptop.
		Step 30   Pull the cables up and out from the other side so you can see the tips of the wires.
		Step 31 Remove the wiring from the palm rest and then you can remove the other side of the screen away from the logicboard.
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		Step 33 This is what the laptop looks like with the screen and the keyboard removed.
		Step 34 Here is another picture of the palm rest.
		Step 35 In the center towards the top of the palm rest there is a cable that needs to be removed.  You can use the green tool to release it from the connector.
		Step 36 There is another connector that needs to be removed.  Use the green tool to release the latch that is holding it in.
		Step 37 This is what it looks like once the latch is removed.
		Step 38 The palm rest can now be lifted up and away from the logicboard.
		Step 39 Here is a picture of the logicboard.
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		Step 41 There are some screws that need to be removed in order to get the logicboard out of the bottom casing.
		Step 42 They will be pointe dout by arrows there are a couple of them.
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		Step 45 There are some cables that need to be disconnected in order to remove the logicboard from the bottom casing.
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		Step 47 Remove the wifi board by pulling it to the right away from the connector. loosen up the antenna cables so they can be removed more easily.
		Step 48 There is a screw that was below the wifi card that needs to be removed.
		Step 49 Once all the cables and screws are removed you can then remove the logicboard out of the bottom casing.