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Watch how Tom Meritt of CNET cleans his notebook with ease of compressed air and a eraser..

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#1 written by True2TheBlueYoViGang 1 year ago

@zhs2009
LOL damn do u knw how many times i used glass cleaner on my screen lol lol shit i didnt knw. xD

I didnt want to buy compressed air but it looks like the best way… other ppl say use a vaccum (as long as its not to strong of a suction) but i dnt have a vac with a nozzel so compressed air it is. Hopefully this stuff is cheap.

As for u ZHS- google laptop make model or just use compressed air at the vent but this will blow DUST INWARD. Try a vacum – Careful w/ vacs dnt suck to closely.

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#2 written by zhs2009 1 year ago

@shikibiomernok

I’m not a man. I’m a woman. Woman calls man to do crazy stuff like that. Then, if something goes wrong, she is in the clear! Lol.

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#3 written by tranungkite 1 year ago

u have to remove the baterry as well

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#4 written by DarkSakura818 1 year ago

Therre’s LCD sparys XD

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#5 written by 331446757 1 year ago

Ive done this sooo many times

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#6 written by David000531 1 year ago

i wouldnt use air that stuff sucks after it builds up liquid squirts onto your laptop
screen and you for got to remove dust from your screen too and you will scratch the
screen if you go and wipe it first i need a nother way to clean my laptop

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#7 written by medbuoy 1 year ago

thanks for sharing

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#8 written by KellyMHorn 1 year ago

FREE PC exam. If your computer sick, slow, or just not acting “normal” they will find the problem right over the internet.GO to my profile for the link

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#9 written by mdrayan1 1 year ago

@zhs2009 You are right buddy I agree with you, last time I removed the parts out of my laptop to clean, my mom was about to murder me lol.. Then I could not fix it and bought a new laptop.

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#10 written by wuaew 1 year ago

what… i will never try that
thanks any way

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#11 written by cuddledvoncuddly 1 year ago

“keep on blowing until nothing more comes out” good quote

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#12 written by caush1993 1 year ago

You know, there is an easier way to fuck your laptop up than this. Smash it with a hammer!

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#13 written by TheDarkThoughtHP 1 year ago

i dont think my laptop keyboard is easy as that to disassemble,so yeah i think i’ll pass…xD

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#14 written by iKickYaAzzz 1 year ago

according to hp, u jus stick the nossels into openings, like air vents, but if its really dusty… i guess u should do that?

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#15 written by rainxlxl 1 year ago

seriously, how do I remove the keyboard? this is my first time doing it and I don’t want to mess up my laptop. but I also want to stop over heating. my laptop turns off like every 2 min and im sick of it

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#16 written by martinaangelasu 1 year ago

@zhs2009 SAME!

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#17 written by poorcku 1 year ago

@caush1993 if you have an Apple, I agree. If however you have a ThinkPad, you’re in luck; those things are indestructible.

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#18 written by bebajoro77 1 year ago

One dangerous omission here. ALWAYS remove the battery from a laptop before fiddling – you’re in serious danger of frying components otherwise.

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#19 written by bonbonboi 1 year ago

good for a busy man, I am hardly clean up my laptop, so that was a fast way to finish that dam job…

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#20 written by poltergeistish 1 year ago

QUESTION can I just put vacuum-cleaner on the place where it blows air? and on the other holes to suck out dust?

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#21 written by Vildasnaga 1 year ago

hang on, if I open the back myself, will I void the warranty?

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#22 written by Marc1uz 1 year ago

fuck this tutorial, it doesnt even show how to clean area between the fan and heatpipe fins, where dust accumulates and blocks hot air from coming out of notebook. no pressurised air is able to blow it out, you need to remove it with tweezers or sth

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#23 written by YoivaporuncaminoV2 1 year ago

@Vildasnaga yup to bad huh

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#24 written by hadzwest 1 year ago

what are you doing if you shake your laptop the hard dive would break

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#25 written by MapleMario67 1 year ago

@hadzwest only if it’s on… which is why the guy says to turn it off beforehand.

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