How to Disassemble MSI Stealth Pro GS63VR Laptop
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- čas přidán 21. 07. 2024
- SellBroke.com presents detailed disassembly guide of MSI Stealth Pro GS63VR laptop. Take apart, Tear-down Tutorial
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Step by step instructions on how to take apart the computer. This will help you with any repair requiring opening the case and replacing parts:
-upgrading hard drive and memory
-motherboard replacement
-screen replacement
-display replacement
-keyboard replacement
-broken case replacement
-battery replacement
-WiFi card replacement
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Thanks bro, had to replace the main fan and I wasn't ready to literally disassemble all the pc. Now it's done and no more issue. :D
OMG! Someone doing a disassembly video who is actually wearing an anti-static wrist strap and not using metal tools on the battery!
Super helpful in replacing fans, thanks!
I have a G73 which I refer to as my 'Franken-Laptop'. My problems started with hinge failures (after one RMA, I decided to drill through the aluminum lid and attach with longer screws and nylon lock nuts. Yes, they make tiny nylon lock nuts. I had already purchased a keyboard (only) on Amazon. I have gently popped the plastic rivets on the stamped metal. My plan is to use strong adhesive tape on the keyboard sides (Gorilla makes a flashing product that is incredibly sticky. Then I will attach the metal piece with Gorilla doubled-sided mounting tape. It's a labor of love. Also, replacement laptops are so expensive now, anything I can do get more mileage worth small $ is worth it. Also, I repasted both the GPU and CPU because of heat issues. I think part of the problem with these thin gamers is that they are too focused on making them look sexy. Their really is not enough air volume in them to keep them cool when the graphics card is running.
Thanks for this.
Very helpful video, thank you. I am a beginner and have a couple of questions: 1- I know that the yellow band on your wrist is for static. Is it an absolute must e.g. if I want to change the HDD to an SSD? 2- What if I prefer not to dissemble the hinge at the beginning?
You can touch something large and metal instead. Not sure about the hinge question.... those were done almost at the end.
what temperature is your cpu and gpu?? thx 4u
do you know how to replcae the keyboard itself?
after following the instructions for replacing a fan, and carefully reassembling per instructions… every thing works, except the screen. the screen however shows up when attached to a monitor / via hdmi. any idea how to remedy this situation? nothing was broken during disassembly nor reassembly.
i know this is an old video but i’m just desperate at the moment.
I did this. I felt sure I was going to break it but somehow I didn’t. Had to replace the fans. I sold it after replacing the fans, it just kept developing too many problems. I have a larger MSI laptop that’s easier to open and never has problems.
Where is the GPU at? Sorry if this is a dumb question
My screen cracked on mine and I don’t know which screen to order for it… is it a 30 or 40 pin screen?
My original battery swollen and i ran it without one for 6 months until i found one on stock
Then in 2019 i changed the battery and boom smoke came out from the connector. Motherboard died..... since then it stayed on shelf while i built a computer. Now i need a laptop for portability and light gaming. So... i want to get a new Motherboard which i found for 350£. My question is: should i get another battery or should i keep it without one.
My screws in the back panel are jammed and stripped. Even MSI support gave up on it. What am I supposed to do
Time for me to follow the steps and upgrade ssd wish me luck
Thank you!, I decide to open this bad boy with my own guts, it turns out the dust clogged all the fan fins causing overheat from the inside, so I clean, reassemble it, and viola! The GPU never reach 85 even on Warzone
Nice! Now you just have to blast some canned air into the vents once a month to keep them clean.
I have a urgent question after seeing this video. What causes the battery charge status to show 100% but when the power supply is unplugged, the laptop immediately dies? I've tried resetting the cmos and replacing the main battery. If the battery isn't fully discharged it will charge it back up and behave alright, but if it's completely dead, it will still show 100% charge status while plugged into the charger and immediately die again when unplugging the charger despite showing 100% battery charge status. It then refuses to recharge the battery again, yet it shows 100% charge status. I've replaced the battery several times and it works OK untiI I let it sit just once for several days or weeks (completely powered down) until fully discharged. It then all over again refuses to charge the battery back up while showing 100% charge status. When I try to perform a battery calibration it immediately shuts down when switching over to battery draw test mode, so that also doesn't work. Please give me any advice you have on this. I spent so much on this laptop and have alot of important software married to it, so it needs to work. No one has any answers on this other than replacing the battery which I did several times now. I'm ready to jump off a cliff with this thing in my arms. Please help!
The metal bracket that holds my keyboard and has screws is warped. is there any place that sells it bro. help me pl :((
Real GOAT
Hi nice job bye thanks
I need to replace the keyboard, so far I have not found any video that can help, I went as far as removing the mainboard but I could not figure out how to remove the keyboard, any hints?
I found a video for a different MSI laptop that is similar to this one. The keyboard is attached with plastic rivets that you have to melt with a soldering iron. See this video czcams.com/video/40gFgoRiV3Y/video.html
MSI GS63VR Stealth Pro
From my experience with this computer, it has turned into a big expensive paperweight. It turns randomly when it wants to. If the laptop is slightly moved it turns off. I have to leave the power cord on the laptop computer. I have backup portable hard drives, that I don't want to be screwed up. My 16GB USB Media drive for Windows 10 crashed it is not working it is not being picked up by Windows 10. The light still flashes on the 16GB USB Media Drive for Windows 10.
You can at least remove the bottom cover to see if the battery connector is loose or other hardware issues. If its connected you may have a bad battery and the DC jack is loose enough to cut power when moved.
i fucked up my screws on my mother board...theyre worn and wont unscrew, any tips? i tried the rubber band trick and nothing :( really worried here
Do you know the size of the bit to use for taking apart the fans and cleaning them? it's really small and what i have is too big for it.. just wondering if you knew?
Probably a 1.0mm, although you can clean the fan easily by just blasting air into it in short bursts.
@@Sellbrokedotcom oh ok.. cause for some reason it just keeps over heating when I run wow or league of legends or any kind of game more demanding then old school runescape
Where could I get a set of internal speakers for a GS63VR 6RF?
Try eBay
My fan on the right side (the single fan) has started making a really loud buzzing. I removed the backplate and sprayed some air in the fan and some dust came out, however, the noise persists. Any ideas? Thanks!
Ok so first thing you need to know is what you done is not enough: you need to completely remove the fans as he is doing at 9:48 . Don't hesitate to wiggle the thing once you have removed the screws, it is the dried thermal paste that is holding the thing together, you won't break anything. Then you will need to actually open the fan cases and you will realize what you've done is pointless, because all the dust is in there. There are plenty of tutorials for fan cleaning and repaste, check it out.
I had the exact same problem as you with the very loud screeching sound coming from one of the fans that makes your whole laptop vibrate like crazy. Unfortunately, it seems than there is no other solution (to my knowledge) than completely replacing the faulty fan. I tried to lubrificate my fan when it happened to me, but it didn't do shit (it worked for 1/2 hours and then screeched again). Whether it is the single or double fan it will costs you 25-30€. You will find plenty of those on Amazon, just type "msi gs63 fan" and select the right one. I already replaced my right fan two times and currently as I write I ordered the double left one because it started screeching as well (right after I changed the right one.... You can't make up that stuff. This shitty laptop drives me nuts) ! I bought my machine in 2017... The fans are shit on this model.
So If i can give you one last advice: don't buy any gaming laptop again. They are tedious to maintain, impossible to upgrade, get used very fast and too fucking much expensive for what they are. Just build your own PC. I sure will do next time.
@@Maxwell74600 yep, I managed to replace my fan soon after the problem arose, now I’m just saving up for a regular PC
@@Maxwell74600 wow really? I thought mine was screeching because I once dropped it on a corner! I have installed a new fan once, and have just ordered a second new fan because the replacement is now buzzing too.. >:(
The cable at 5:56 i need to replace it. what do i need to detach. to replace it? btw your video saved me.
Unfortunately that goes to the LCD so you will have to disassemble the screen assembly to unplug it from that side.
@@Sellbrokedotcom So i dont need to disassemble the motherboard etc?. like you did to replace the LCD cable?.
I really wish I saw this disassembly videos before the 3 others, because yours is the only one that mentioned about the keyboard not being removable..... which I'm just now learning after having already bought a replacement keyboard, thinking I could just install it. I love MSi and all, but damn, this is such a thoughtless design to have the keyboard literally riveted to the damn thing. Why isn't it just screwed in like literally everything else?
It's a common design unfortunately, most of the modern laptops are like that.
Another option you can try is glueing the keyboard to the top case.
The question, after reassembled back the laptop, it no longer works without plugin even it showed the battery is fully charged. I check the connector from the battery with that laptop it is secured. What most likely the problem? Please help.
Did you find a fix with this issue? I am currently experiencing the same thing. It wont turn on. I just cleaned the fan and repaste. Now it wont turn on. 😭
@@deathscythe055 plug it in using the power adaptor & then try turning on.
Is there no way to detach the keyboard? there are replacement keyboards available on Ali express & Ebay
It can be detached, it's the reattaching that becomes a problem since after you break the plastic rivets holding the backing plate, you need to find some way to get it to hold in place again. You may want to buy the palmrest as a complete assembly.
@@Sellbrokedotcom Thanks for this info. If I buy the palmrest and a new keyboard, the new rivets come attached?
@@WaleedErshad Yes if you buy the palmrest with the keyboard it should already be installed.
@@Sellbrokedotcom Thanks for your reply. So I already purchased a new keyboard before I saw your info about getting the palmrest. If I buy just the palmrest without the keyboard attached, that will not work, right? I would have to buy the palmrest with the keyboard already installed?
Also, do you think I would be able to just get a Rivet gun and make new rivets when replacing a keyboard instead?
Thanks so much for all your help. Liked the video and subscribed to the channel!
I just have a squeaky fan I don't want to do any of this I just want to pop one fan out whichever one is noisy the left side one. Looking at the keyboard it's the left one.
So the right one when upside down?
Is that the double fan or the single fan.
Looks like I'll have to buy both from China get my dad to swap them cos I never tried this 💩 and you made it look over complicated not bish bash bosh. Like I hoped.
Sell broke what's your Twitter or Instagram? I have my motherboard a part. But notice a spot where there is no ribbon curious what it's for cause a ribbon can go inside.
Disappointing build quality of these MSIs.. That bottom cover has glued on plastic guides for the screws if they unglue the bottom covers useless.
hehe, anti static wristbands