thanks for your support

hey man, I'm replacing the shitty wifi card in mine. Which did you buy that worked?

@@canzosis75 Same question here. Looking for a 802.11ac card that work in it.

this is an old laptop

For anyone else looking for a more detailed video on this laptop, head to Fire Bird Tech - two vids on SVF15N.

thanks for your support

thanks for your support

yes it is as you need to remove everything to get to the keyboard

your battery function/part is faulty. so the laptop does not read/know your laptop battery is connected. basically you have a laptop without a battery that is whats happening. i have seen this before and you can actually fix it but requires you to see a computer store as you need to replace one of the chips on the motherboard

CPU is solder on, graphic card is solder on, ram can be changed to 16GB max with 8GB in each slot and there is 2 slots, wireless card can be changed, and hard drive is a 2.5" inch thin 7mm thick. the data sheet is old probably why it doesnt say 16GB as it didnt exist when they created the sheet. this is not an apple, if it fits in the slots then it should work. i have 7260ac in mines back then and it works

Thank you very much for your detailed answer!

@@pezosanta Hey there, did you replace the ram with 16GB and upgrade the wireless card? Which wireless card did you replace it with to support 802.11ac?

@@pezosanta Bro, did you upgrade the RAM ?

sorry no longer have the item to do so

this quite common. you must have forgot something. so does the laptop turn on? does the fan spin? is there any beeping sound?

any 2.5 inch hard drive that 7mm will work. most of them are now that size if you buy an older hard drive it will be 9mm thick

OPEN ME UP I shall be highly thankful if you can point me to the link of compatible HDD... i am planing to buy it online but not sure if it doesn't work. Also tell me whether i can install SSD into it or i should stick to HDD Many thankz

most ssd at 7mm thick only issues are normal hard drives which most are 9mm thick. the best SSD are samsung and intel but really any would do. i have provided you with an example below. www.pccasegear.com/products/37578?gclid=Cj0KEQiAh4fEBRCZhriIjLfArrQBEiQArzzDAXTrgKM-6tLodzSSWw2b4VO-0iqhXQv-TA0ITuMSRsIaArdI8P8HAQ&gclsrc=aw.ds

if it fits in the slot it should work as this is not an apple. most likely your hard drive is faulty and needs to be replace. you can buy anything that will fit. now you can get an samsung 870quo sata 2.5inch

@@OpenMeUpTec Thank you. Whilst the laptop back cover is opened up, I might go for a memory upgrade also. My laptop comes as 8GB RAM. I assume it comprises if 2x 4GB Rams on 2 separate slots. I heard previously that you cannot install 1x 8GB RAM on certain laptops. So to max it up to 16GBs, would I need 2x 8GB DDR3 modules? If so what make would you recommend please?

@@TiredParent if you going to change it then buy 2x8. no you can use a single 1x8 if you want or even 4 and 8

if you are asking me you dont. as it is a hard and complex process. if you needing help to do this you shouldnt be doing it yourself. also this is an old laptop and not worth the cost of replacing the screen

nope it is too old and doesnt have a m.2 slot

what si wrong with your current one. normally most laptops come with a intel 8260ac which is like $20AUD

nope it is soldered on

@@OpenMeUpTec damn ok well I guess ima save for a PC thanks for letting me know sir

nope its too old

type in the battery model number and you will be able to find it off ebay and other sites

nope. companies dont just make a port and leave it there. if they do it is normally only for your mobile 4G wireless cards.

OPEN ME UP Thats sad , i remember some older ones having one but i guess not anymore... Thank you!!

if you get the user manual i think it tells you what they are

@@OpenMeUpTec lol, one month ago this screws "problem" feels like good knews compared to what I have now :D

unless you can find a used one somewhere, you wont be able to find it.

mini

you need to remove everything as the keyboard is the last part

probably why they dont make this anymore and there is really no reason to open up the new macbooks as there is nothing you can do if you open them up

you can get the user manual and it should show you how to do it

thanks for your support i will remember for my future videos

thanks for your support. sorry cant help you as i dont know where the fuse is. i never knew they even had fuses in laptops

No problem did some diging and found images of the motherboard and found out fuse is located on the bottom bypassed it now the back light is back on

guys, how is the keyboard connected ? I have an issue with the keyboard all of a sudden, it just doesn't work. A week before I had it repaired and I think the aftermath of the repair can be the culprit i.e. my screen wouldn't hold anymore as all of the plastic through which the screws went got broken long story short is that the repair guy used shit lots of glue. The monitor holds and moves smoothly. BUUUUT when I try to lift back plastic I see that some thick cables(the ones at the top of the pc, close to the monitor) got glued to the plastic piece I am trying to remove! Are those cables related to the keyboard in any way or just the screen? Also have no clue how to detach those cables now, should I just shatter the old back piece until there is only a bit of it left on a cable and get a new one instead :D ? looking forward to your reply on this one very much

+mohamed sayed normal cables for screens in the for in the same model range is the same but the length is not. the bigger laptops with have long cable compared to the smaller ones. i will assume it is the same but i doubt you will find one. try ebay, also cables have a sticker on it which tells you the part number.