
A broken laptop screen can ruin anyone's day. We recently stumbled across this tutorial that makes the idea of replacing it yourself a bit easier to comprehend. Depending on your laptop model, replacing/repairing your screen could save you quite a bit of money. If you can handle a screwdriver or a small hex wrench, you'll likely be able to complete the job yourself. The most work will be in finding the right parts and convincing yourself you can do it.
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This is also a helpful guide to replace laptop screen - i was surprised I could do this myself -it was fun and very satisfying.
http://computershopper.com/laptops/howto/replace-your-laptop-screen
-HS
A few weeks ago i broke my macbook pro 13" screen and decided to have a go at fixing it myself. Long story short it was a bit more complicated than i had expected but after watching a few youtube videos about it i managed to fix it. Not the neatest job, and the laptop doesn't close properly but it was quite cheap! I got the screen from laptop repair brisbane
Hi thanks for the advice here. I had cracked my screen on my hp laptop and was at a loss, I called hp and they wanted 395.00 (are they totally off their rockers?) anyways , I took your advice and got a Laptop Screen Replacement from http://www.laptopmart.ca and they installed for almost half the price with 3 years warranty. So my advice to anyone out there - it will save you money at this repair shop. Thanks once again , you saved the day.