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    HP Media Services problem???

    Discussion in 'HP' started by hellboy911, Oct 1, 2009.

  1. hellboy911

    hellboy911 Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hello guys. i have a problem, i can't access the HP's online ho to dissembel video section no more. i had taken apart my DV9500CTO notebook to replace the thermal paste with AS5, and now i want to replace it again with IC7D thermal paste, and i can't seem to find the website that had all the step by step videos on how to dissember the whole laptop. i read through the forums and this link is what most of them are reffering to http://h20181.www2.hp.com/plmcontent/NACSC/SML/ but i'm not sure if this was the link or not... the link that i used last time was also from HP as well, but it never asked me for no log in or anything. i would click on the link and it just took me to place where i would go find my laptop and it would have small videos on it on how to dissember each part. can some one please show me the way? i know the user manuel kind of shows you how to do it, i've read it, and i beleve the videos are much better, as i can open my laptop up just like in the videos.
     
    hellboy911, Oct 1, 2009
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    OldMajorDave Notebook Evangelist

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    flipfire Moderately Boss

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    Yes they have removed it. You will just need to rely on the service manual now.
     
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    hellboy911 Notebook Enthusiast

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    ohhh what the heck. frecking HP, i was sooo looking forward to opening up my laptop again, i guess not :( this really suxs. well i gues, my next laptop won't be HP no more until they come back with the service videos. i'll just have to go to another brand or something... darn, this suxs.
     
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