HP G50 keyboard connector?

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• I can't get my keyboard connector cable to go into the slot

  I am trying to replace my Macbook Pro 17 "keyboard of the computer after a most unfortunate incident of beef broth. I installed the new keyboard but cannot get the keyboard connector Ribbon to enter the bus connector. I lifted the barrier of pinching the back connector and others, but when I try to move the Ribbon connector will not ride in any fair and other kinks in the opening. Rather than throw across the room as I am currently considering is anyway to run the cable into the connector, so I can lock the bar top and finished the replacement?

  It of a disassembly of your MacBook, look there:

  https://www.iFixit.com/teardown/MacBook+Pro+17-inch+unibody+teardown/618

• Qosmio G50 - keyboard problem

  I have a very strange problem with my G50 with Windows 7 and all the latest drivers (not that all have been updated for this laptop because Windows 7 drivers have been released). Often my keyboard will produce only letters in the order in any of the keyboard from qwertyuiop etc. Despite the keys on which I press and what program I use. She will do even if I press a single key (if I'm still getting some qwertyuiopasdfghj...). The * only * thing that arranges open IE8. It is also after the closure of IE8 and I open again to get my keyboard works correctly.

  I've had plenty (ZoneAlarm) virus and malware (SUPERAntiSpyware) analysis in safe mode and found nothing.

  This was which is rampant in me for a while, and despite much research on the internet and replacement of the built-in keyboard, I have yet to find someone with the same problem.

  Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

  Hi Oakeypara,

  S really strange and I have never heard of this issue, but I think it's software related if s you can notice the problem if IE8 is opened.

  In any case, it would be interesting to know if you can see the same problem with factory settings (Vista).

  You something to update the last days? If so, you should try a system restore to an earlier point.

• (SOLVED!) Keyboard connector Hp Pavillion DV700 can be soldered on motherboard?

  Hey all,.

  I think the subject of this post says it all. I was working on a HP DV9727cl, and while I was the keyboard remove keyboard on the mobo connector, the connector just jumped off, to my surprise. I have used practically any force, and I just move the little plastic clip that holds the keyboard in place ribbon.

  I have some pictures of the isolated connector, as well as the place that it is the motherboard. Because it appears that none of the pins are broken - it was a pure pop-off, nothing was broken - can I just weld the piece back on? I can adapt it exactly back where it is, but when I fit the Ribbon of the keyboard, it pulls up the connector. I think that if I could just get to stay, then it might work.

  There again, I could be completely wrong, and with the connector off the coast, there is no putting the genie in the bottle, so to speak. I could live with it, as there are has motherboards for this particular model on eBay for less than $90, so it would not be expensive to replace prohibiltly.

  Is it possible to fix, or it's time for a review of the mobo?

  

  

  

  "Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent." -Issac Asimov, from its roman Foundation.

  You need a new motherboard, if you look on the connector, he tore some of copper right from the motherboard.

  You can't solder it back in place.

  Your last photo shows 6 connections that broke at the weld joint.

  You can see on the motherboard also, the lugs to be welded are pulled up to the MoBo.

• Questions of the propeller: ghosts of the tip of your finger on the touchscreen and Crooked editing basic keyboard connector.

  Someone else either of these two questions have with their propeller Thinkpad:

  (1) when I use the touch screen, I can see a trail light ghosting on the screen itself, I tap the screen or slide my finger along the screen.  It looks a bit like touching an LCD monitor and dragging your finger down there.  This isn't something I'm used to seeing on touchscreen devices like the propeller.  So, anyone else notice?

  (2) when I got the camera, the keyboard dock has two connectors which allow the tablet to integrate into the cradle depending which way the Tablet is turned.  The left is for the facing and the identical one on the right is for"view."  Display connector was twisted (as if it was not completely inserted).  When I set up the device in display mode, it seemed perfectly connected to the connector.  I tugged on it lightly and it is not out, but I didn't want to press my luck.  Common problem for someone else?

  Thank you!

  # 1, I thought that this is part of Windows 8 eye candy

• has broken the plastic hinges that hold the keyboard connectors - x100e - corrections? solutions?

  Some time ago I had to disassemble a x100e lenovo to replace the LCD, which proved that the fine.

  But being the inexperienced decoration that I am, I had no idea how to remove the cable that connects the keyboard to the motherboard as well as the cable to the motherboard vga port. At the time wherever I am done with it, I broke the plastic flap that holds the cable in the motherboard.

  My solution for the last year has been to stuff some paper folded into the region to help maintain the cables against the pins on the motherboard, but it has been driving me craaaazy. The contact is crap then the trackpad works intermittently and the external monitor changes color when I apply pressure on the keyboard.

  I was wondering if you guys might advise a fix. Are there spare parts? is there a better way to fix it?

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you!

  Hi, nuguns101

  I did some research and found the Manual of Maintenance of hardware for your system. Unfortunately, there is not of the spare parts for that particular item. I did a little searching around the web and found this article that can help. You can try the suggestions, but I'd be careful if you try the duct tape method.

  It will be useful,

  Adam

• Satellite M50-A-110 - looking at the keyboard backlight upgrade

  I bought my laptop 2 weeks ago and I'm looking to upgrade my keyboard with backlight keyboad.

  The motherboard has the additional connector, but I need to confirm with you: [Motherboard | http://i732.photobucket.com/albums/ww321/maliaros/th_20140527_1532171.jpg]

  Also, I found some vendors on ebay sell the keyboard for half as much as the Distributor and I'd like to know what you reccoment.

  Hello

  > Also, I found some vendors on ebay sell the keyboard for half as much as the Distributor and I'd like to know what you reccoment.

  In many cases the different keyboard would be consistent, since most of them are supported the same hardware specifications.

  With regard to the additional keyboard connector:
  AFAIK the backlight keyboard must be connected to the additional connector called * JBLG *.
  But to be honest, I have not found in on the photo that you placed in the post.

• A keyboard for a Portege S100 will work in a Portege M100?

  Quick question - a keyboard for a Portege S100 will work in a Portege M100?

  Page layout looks like. Although a different color.

  Hello

  I think that you can not use the same keyboard as the Portege S100 supports the year-easy-to-use 84 keys (US) or 85-keyboard (UK) and the Portege M100 supports the year-easy-to-use 85/86-keyboard.
  In addition, the S100 connector supports the keyboard interface 34 CN3230 pins and the M100 supports PJ3230 34pin keyboard connector.

  So maybe this could be a problem.
  I recommend using the original keyboards published for each laptop model.

• HP Chromebook model 14-xo13dx: Chromebook HP 14 "keyboard issue some keys not working not not - difficult - please read!

  I had a problem with my HP Chromebook intermittently keys work only not - y, m, n, etc.  They would work, then not work, and it was very frustrating esp to log in b/c I couldn't get my typed password.

  I thought that I would need a new keyboard, but my ex-husband wonderful thought that we should try to clean and reconnect the keyboard to the motherboard connector.  Assembly of the top panel was removed (after removing the screws of the lower case)...

  -See http://support.hp.com/us-en/product/HP-Chromebook-14-x000/7277301/model/7547744/product-info?lang=en...

  He cleaned the keyboard connector with isopropyl alcohol and re-connected the connector and it worked.

  It may not work for everyone, but try this b/f you buy a new keyboard.

  Thank you very much.  The first solution that I asked was very temporary - my chromebook was still under warranty so I was able to send it back.  My husband did the first fix, but don't think that it would take, and he did not.

  If that ever happens again so I will use this solution.  you are a genius, thanks a lot!

• NB100 Touchpad cable connector

  Explore the possibility of upgrading the hard drive on my netbook NB100, I lost a component during reassembly of the computer. It is black plastic bar that fits into the connector on the motherboard for the touchpad cable. It's the arounf 5 mm long and 1.5 mm thick. Anyone know how I can get a replacement? I better have a spare part for the keyboard connector too while I'm.

  Thank you.

  Hi Netbook_UserSW,

  as far as I know this track is part of the motherboard and is not available as a spare part...
  a sulution maybe to fix it with adhesive tape
  or to get a new card of mother

  Sorry
  If you find another solution pls do let me know

• Re: How to share keyboard on Portege R830?

  How to change the keyboard on laptop Portege R830-1?
  Please send the answer to [email protected]
  Thank you to

  PT

  Hello

  General keyboard should be exchanged by authorized personnel only. Small mistake can lead with plastic parts broken as keyboard connector.
  I presume that you don t have experience with such things, so I highly recommend you to visit the nearest service and ask for help.
  By the way: what is the problem with your machine? Why do you want to swap the keyboard?

• Portege R500 - replacement of the keyboard - success

  After buying a new keyboard for the R500 on EBay about a year ago, I finally blew the courage to replace a badly scratched by a new keyboard. The reason I've waited? I was worried about how to get out the old keyboard (it is locked down to the chassis, and it was obvious that I have would hurt one during the withdrawal.

  There is a nice write-up general on how to disassemble a R500 here:
  http://www.irisvista.com/tech/laptops/Toshiba-Portege-R500/disassemble-laptop-remove-hard-drive.htm

  The description above is not to discuss the keyboard however, so here's some additional information and tips:

  * Read this whole procedure before you start - it's simple, but not for the faint of heart.

  * Shut down, unplug the power, remove the battery.

  * Make sure that you have the correct keyboard for your model. The US keyboard is p/n G83C000903US for example. One I removed was a Rev 1 and a new one, I had a Rev 2 (don't know the difference - they look identical). They can get as low as $40-mais check the part number before you buy.

  * The keyboard connector is located under the computer, and so you will have to take off from the bottom, carefully following the instructions in the link above.

  A couple of notes: (a) the cable Ribbon PCMCIA connector must be opened to disconnect the cable, as this is the only thing that prevents you from removing the bottom of the computer. You can easily do so through access memory on the back door, but BE careful not to damage the cable lock. It works by switch to the top the little plastic lever that is held in place by small pieces of plastic on the sides of the connector that flex * a little *. Be gentle with this connector. When you put it back later-connector, if you placed the cable all the way into the connector, you can lock with only slight pressure down on the connector, and it will snap into place.

  (b) there are other types of cable Ribbon connectors use too. For example, to unlock the keyboard connector, now visible also on the bottom of the deck, slide both ends of the connector in the direction where the cable plugs in. They are snug and will only move about 1/4 ", be gentle but firm.

  (c) the two tiny connectors blocks free access to the water of the keyboard do not have locks on them. We're a band with only a few drivers, and one is a red and white power connector. Just pull out them. All the other connectors, you will probably miss through requires unlocking, so be careful!

  _Now back to the keyboard: _

  Once you have managed to disconnect his cable on the bottom, turn the laptop and start to remove the keyboard on the edges. It is supported by many small pieces of sticky tape, 2 faces, and that's it. As the base of the keyboard is made of aluminum, it is likely that you will distort the keyboard a bit as release you it, even though it may be downplayed maybe using a tool like a rule or something plastic and pry with it. Take care of not to damage the connector of the Ribbon and try to ignore these scary cracking sounds that identify each section!

  Once you have turned it off, you must remove any excess tape before starting point and again put a bunch of small pieces of new, good quality 2-sided tape (such as 3 m). No need to use anything stronger or thicker - just put a bunch of parts everywhere on the base, especially near the edges and the space key.

  Now, finally, turn the keyboard in position, making sure that you screw the connector back Ribbon through to the correct place. Turn the laptop over and re - insert and lock the Ribbon connector (make sure that it is directly and fully forward lock connector). All other connectors back in too. Then come back and push down hard on all sections.

  Re-assembling, taking care to put the 4 mm and 6 mm screws in the right places and a tiny on the side.

  Cross your fingers and turn it on!

  Good luck!

  Thank mate for this review.
  Generally the replacement of keyboard is not really complicated and someone with small technician skills should be able to replace it

• The broken on Satellite 3000-100 keyboard

  Hello, I have a problem with my laptop satellite keyboard. Some keys are broken and I want to replace them, but it's really hard. Now I want to change the keyboard, but I don't know how to do this.

  What I have to call a technician to Toshiba or can I change myself?

  I'm sorry for my bad English ;)

  Thanks, Luca

  Hello

  > Do I need to call a technician to Toshiba or can I change myself?
  Usually, you should always contact the technicians for laptop for these jobs. I mean there is a small risk that you could damage other parts.

  On the other hand if you have a good laptop experience you might also replace the keyboard.
  What you need is a compatible keyboard.
  It could be ordered in the Toshiba ASP in your country.

  The keyboard is closed by 4 screws that are hidden under the plastic cover.
  Pull the right side on the cover of the band and lift. But be careful because of the cable on the right side. Then gently release the cable from the connector on the tape cover, then lift the cover of the band on.
  Remove the four keyboard screws that attach the keyboard and then slide the keyboard toward the back until the keyboard cable is released under the superior logic.
  Disconnect the keyboard connector and second VGA connector, then lift the keyboard up and out.

  The procedure is not difficult for someone who has already disassembled a laptop. But once again; If you don t have the necessary experience, then don t go and ask a technician for help.

  Good bye

• I need to change the keyboard on Tecra M5

  Hello

  I need to change the keyboard on a tecra m5.
  Unfortunately, this is not mentioned in the manual how to do this.

  Please advice.

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  Best regards
  Wim Gijsels

  Hello

  I think that it s not mentioned in the manual, because I should only be made of professional technicians for laptop

  In any case, a friend of exchanged me the keyboard and told me to remove the keyboard first support. Who s the plastic cover between the keyboard and LCD display. So open the LCD screen and use your fingers on both sides and lift the keyboard bracket. There are two screws that attach the keyboard under the door-keyboard. Remove the two and lift the keyboard. Last but not least remove the keyboard plate to remove the cable from the keyboard connector.

  As you can read it's not that complicated and I hope I could help a bit! :)

• Some keyboard keys do not work occasionally, some require hard urgent

  Sometimes my keys work well, as now. Other times, without having to reboot, some keys like R, Y, 5, 0, do not work when I press them. Sometimes if I press the R key and Y or press them hard, with more force, the R and the Y will appear. Other times, repeatedly tap the R and the is still not get as they appear.

  This problem has occurred, it seems, shortly after I disassembled my laptop. What could cause this problem? I think that maybe it's one of the wiring connectors that connect the keyboard to the main unit and not a problem with the individual keys. Should I restart my computer, disassemble the keyboard and attach, internal and 3 cables, it would affect?

  What should I try to fix this? Its very annoying having to use the on-screen keyboard to type the keys Y and R when they cease to work temporarily on the keyboard.

  It is not easy to give you the correct answer to your question.
  Initially we don t know what model of laptop you have and how old it was.
  In my opinion the keyboard connector has nothing to do if some keys must be desperate.

  To be honest, I think that you need a new keyboard.
  Only by using the new keyboard and test features, you will find answer to your question.