So I got an LCD Kit replacement from Dell. The entire thing.
I believe I got the camera.
A little long "bar" with a connector @ the end.
I think there is only one way to screw the camera in. There are 2 small openings that have to be lined up and then there are 2 screws that attach the "bar" to the back of the LCD cover.
There is also a small connector. Pull the TAB up, insert connector, put TAB down.
I did all that, and now, when I look through the camera EYE in the front of the 1720, I just see straight through.
I can read some #'s, and the camera is not detected by the camera software.
Anybody?
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Has anyone replaced the screen themselves?
Anyone knows what the camera looks like?
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I have opened my screen before and taken pictures. The camera looks like the following.
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Well, the "piece" that dell sent me only had the connector to the left, and none of those "rubber" pieces.
Installing it is pretty simple. I had a feeling that Dell had sent me an incomplete setup.
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Those rubber pieces on each side are the microphones, if you don't have them you may want to speak with a Dell rep about that.
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I new there was something wrong with the hardware dell sent me.... -
I got the new camera from Dell. This time there actually is a camera there.
Had to remove the front bezel again (hate doing that) and it all works fine.
So let's see:
I replaced the video card in my notebook, the LCD, the camera, the RAM, the Wireless card, the DVD-RW drive and the HD.
What else could I possibly do to this thing?
To think that I sold my desktop rig because I just kept on replacing the components all the time!
How to install the Dell camera in a 1720 screen?
Discussion in 'Dell' started by orion23, Nov 29, 2007.