I'm watching this video 4 years later but just wanted to say thank you so much for making this video! I have a 2018 model HP All-in-One and now 6 years later the 1 TB Seagate HDD that came with it just slowed to an absolute crawl. I tried reinstalling the OS several times over the years but nothing would fix it from just sitting there churning the hard drive while taking, no joke, anywhere from 60 seconds to 4 minutes just to open the browser. I had no idea how to take this thing apart but thanks to your video I had the courage to attempt it in order to swap the HDD for a fast SSD. Everything went smoothly even if it was challenging to pop out all those tabs on the white cover and around the screen. I got the drive swapped out, everything put back together and the computer is working great now, browser pops open almost immediately. Thanks again!
I got a more up to date version of this pc, HP 24 - f0047c, and so far this is the only video I've seen that's not only similar to it, but shows and explains how to disassemble it. Thank you for the video
Thank you for putting this video up. I was nervous to take my customer's computer apart because I have never worked on one of these all in ones before. I will be re watching as I work on the PC.
Thanks for the update. I’m glad to hear that Tanner is doing well. You presented this content well. I’m sure it will help save other people some busted screens and may also influence buying decisions based on component accessibility considerations.
Thank you so much for this video! This is the only one that really goes in depth regarding how to take the LCD cover off; good thing I didn't attempt before watching this, I had no idea there were tabs all around it that needed to be pryed apart first. Managed to get all the components exposed, so we'll be trying to upgrade the RAM when the new sticks arrive (it only had 8GB) :)
Coming back to this video 2 years later and to my own comment lol. It was a success btw, but now we're doing the big one (swapping the HDD for a snappy new SSD). This video is still invaluable information on taking it all apart, thanks again!
Very helpful. I almost broke the screen to my mother's All-in-One until I saw the entire video. Hers has an M.2 slot so I'll be installing that and upgrading the RAM.
When you pull out the monitor cable please do not pull on it like he did. Thw white peice of the connection on the motherboard is a clip. Please gentle pop that clip up. And the ribbon cable with smoothly pull out with no resistance. This will keep Pins on ribbon cable from being damaged. Other then that this is a GREAT tutorial.
I tried opening mine up today to check if the HP Support website was correct about it having a couple of M.2 slots, but couldn't quite find all the clips around the screen. I could see the ones at the top and I'm pretty I sure I got them all un-clipped, but when I looked into the gaps on the left and right, I didn't see anything in there. I will try again some other time, but today I just gave up and put it back together because I didn't want to accidentally break the screen (especially since I really need it working right now to finish some online schoolwork before my school year ends next week!) I got it all assembled again and thankfully it still works perfectly, thanks for the great tutorial!
after playing around with some old laptops recently, opening them up and swapping hard drives, I am feeling confident enough to try opening the HP again. I'll post again here to let you know how it goes!
Thanks for mentioning the snaps around the edge of the screen. Probably saved me from breaking the screen trying to get it out. Very helpful video. Thanks!
Very helpful. I dont think I could get this thing taken apart without your help. Too bad the m.2 drive I put in does not seem to play nice with this computer.
Thanks for the video. Was having a little trouble getting the screen out (needed to run around the side clips). I don't know why this thing had a 3.5" mechanical drive in it. Was awful, so put a 2.5" SSD in for a friend. Nice to know there is M.2 in there as well.
I’ve been really lucky with my computer. I think this type of this brand computer is very hardy. I have issues will falling asleep if I’m not doing something that will keep me from falling asleep, but anyway I had head butted mine twice and knocked it off the cabinet it sets on at least 5 times. Well on the 2nd or 3rd time down I cracked the lover corner with a spot that looks like it was struck by a hammer and there are a few sprier web veins, hardly in the way and the thing still ran correctly. Well the other day on it’s last fall and a hit taken in the upper right corner but a little toward the center which also has a few veins off of it. This time it also knocked the on/off switch popped out, and the thing is still running!!! My last one ended up with hard drive issues which we got a new hard drive for. That things were
Thank you so much for this video, the best one I've found thus far, my CP stopped booting and I didn't hear the fan or any other components like the fan, running at all. I thought it was over for my PC and wanted to retrieve the hard disk, but as I opened the front cover, I pulled out every wire and sets of wires with a quick release, pull the cards and placed them back without touching the connectors, and put it all back, one at the time, still, PC didn't work until I replaced the 2032 battery that is inside almost dead center on the panel, then I'm
Look up the part number of the LCD, you might be able to find a replacement cheap enough to be worth it. Or look up the datasheet and find out what signal it uses, then replace the LCD with any LCD of the same resolution that accepts the same signals. If nothing else, turn it into a home server.
I just opened one up for a friend and noticed that it has a NVME slot, so we ended up just adding an NVME, reloading windows and just using the old drive for storage. Now its way faster than before.
Ooh that sounds really nice, I might try that with mine someday, do you know which one it was? Mine says 24-f1047c on the box, maybe I will be able to do the same if it's the same model.
@@fbnmndz I checked the specs for mine on the HP Support website and it appears to have 2 M.2 slots, it doesn't specify whether they're NVME or SATA though. Plus I couldn't find a official replacement SSD from HP on their PartSurfer service, (found some RAM and was planning to get that, but then it said it was unavailable or something) so I guess I'll have to figure out somewhere else to buy an SSD (and/or some RAM) from... Tried commenting on a SSD replacement TH-cam tutorial by the official HP Support channel asking them where I could find one, and my comment just got deleted instantly. I'm thinking it might be more convenient to just replace this computer with a real gaming PC, and NOT an HP one... (I don't know if they even make gaming PCs, but I know I won't be getting one after this experience)
@@TannerTech Just now seeing your reply. Thanks again for the video. He got the whole screen unit so it was an easy replacement. I've done quite a bit of PC building and repair but never had an all-in-one apart before. The disassembly was a little different but it turned out great. He is very happy to have it back.
Thank you for this video, I took apart a different all-in-one, I was lucky enough to not break the screen but this one is slightly different it seemed a little more difficult. I would have also broke the screen if I didn't see this video. Thank you thank you thank you for the upload!
Cheers dude, gave me enough clues to replace the CMOS battery - why didn't they make it rechargable ! I'd have definitley cracked something without this vid
Great video and thank you so much. The HP version of this job leaves off critical things likes screws to remove and more. I think the HP video is designed so you break the device and need to replace it then...
Great vid, although you just convinced never to buy one of these again. I had a Mac before which allowed for easy RAM upgrades. It’s so frustrating that the HP doesn’t allow for the same ease of access. That said, I won’t be going back to Mac either.
Wondering if you could answer, hopefully a simple question, HP Pavillion 23 aio desktop, , on the left hand edge about half way down on the touch screen itself, there is difficult to see , what looks like a tiny camera lens, ,, What is it, and what is there,. ? ? . Can you help , thank you .
Hey I have a brother that his friend gave this kind of HP AIO I just want to know if the type of RAM can be upgraded to more GB? and is the RAM same as the laptops SoDimm type?
I was moving furniture around and I had my PC all in one from HP and all the sudden it slipped and fell on the floor about 2 1/2 feet down. It fell in his back and it’s open and then a cable came off, so I don’t what is the cable for, know I’m looking for videos and how to disassemble my specific model computer. I bought it on QVC online on those dumb infomercials channels and I paid off in a monthly basis and it’s paid off. I had it for probably five years now and it’s been working great ever since till two days ago, it fell off my freaking desk on his back the screen did not crack greatfull, and also since some six months after I bought it, the mouse or the touchscreen started to scramble to the corners and not working so I looked it up and I found how to turn it off and I’ve been using it like that ever since. Can that be replaced? please let me know. Give me more details about this particular PC. Thank you. My computer model is a all in one HP. TCP-Q032-24
Thanks for the video. I have a cracked screen, and I can buy a new one for around $250 It appears easy enough to just replace the screen. Now I know how to upgrade the ram too. Besides knowing that tabs along the edge need to be pry off cautiously, anything else you can share to avoid breaking the replacement screen when replacing? Thanks.
I'm watching this video 4 years later but just wanted to say thank you so much for making this video! I have a 2018 model HP All-in-One and now 6 years later the 1 TB Seagate HDD that came with it just slowed to an absolute crawl. I tried reinstalling the OS several times over the years but nothing would fix it from just sitting there churning the hard drive while taking, no joke, anywhere from 60 seconds to 4 minutes just to open the browser. I had no idea how to take this thing apart but thanks to your video I had the courage to attempt it in order to swap the HDD for a fast SSD. Everything went smoothly even if it was challenging to pop out all those tabs on the white cover and around the screen. I got the drive swapped out, everything put back together and the computer is working great now, browser pops open almost immediately. Thanks again!
same😂
Dang pulling that screen apart from the case without cracking it was SO VERY HARD. I got it done thanks to you!!! Great job sir and I thank you.
I got a more up to date version of this pc, HP 24 - f0047c, and so far this is the only video I've seen that's not only similar to it, but shows and explains how to disassemble it. Thank you for the video
Thanks tanner,as a child,these instructions make it very easy for me to do this.
Thank you for putting this video up. I was nervous to take my customer's computer apart because I have never worked on one of these all in ones before. I will be re watching as I work on the PC.
Thanks for the update. I’m glad to hear that Tanner is doing well. You presented this content well. I’m sure it will help save other people some busted screens and may also influence buying decisions based on component accessibility considerations.
Your son looks so like you, wishing you and yours a happy and prosperous new year
Great video, I can't wait to see Tanner back, glad hes doing great. Tell him we miss him.
Will do... (Tanner's Dad)
I can't be the only one terrified to do this i don't want to break my pc ive had it for over 5 years now great video very informative glad i found it!
Thank you so much for this video! This is the only one that really goes in depth regarding how to take the LCD cover off; good thing I didn't attempt before watching this, I had no idea there were tabs all around it that needed to be pryed apart first.
Managed to get all the components exposed, so we'll be trying to upgrade the RAM when the new sticks arrive (it only had 8GB) :)
Coming back to this video 2 years later and to my own comment lol. It was a success btw, but now we're doing the big one (swapping the HDD for a snappy new SSD). This video is still invaluable information on taking it all apart, thanks again!
Very helpful. I almost broke the screen to my mother's All-in-One until I saw the entire video. Hers has an M.2 slot so I'll be installing that and upgrading the RAM.
When you pull out the monitor cable please do not pull on it like he did. Thw white peice of the connection on the motherboard is a clip. Please gentle pop that clip up. And the ribbon cable with smoothly pull out with no resistance. This will keep Pins on ribbon cable from being damaged. Other then that this is a GREAT tutorial.
Thanks so much for that! I upgraded a family member's HP and I wouldn't have seen that coming either. Many, many thanks!
I tried opening mine up today to check if the HP Support website was correct about it having a couple of M.2 slots, but couldn't quite find all the clips around the screen. I could see the ones at the top and I'm pretty I sure I got them all un-clipped, but when I looked into the gaps on the left and right, I didn't see anything in there. I will try again some other time, but today I just gave up and put it back together because I didn't want to accidentally break the screen (especially since I really need it working right now to finish some online schoolwork before my school year ends next week!) I got it all assembled again and thankfully it still works perfectly, thanks for the great tutorial!
after playing around with some old laptops recently, opening them up and swapping hard drives, I am feeling confident enough to try opening the HP again. I'll post again here to let you know how it goes!
So I finally did it, and I was successful! Got it opened up, didn't break the screen, now I can install an M.2 drive!
Wow hey I just want to say you have an incredible son he is super talented and very gifted!
Thanks! We sure love him! (Tanner's Dad)
Thanks for mentioning the snaps around the edge of the screen. Probably saved me from breaking the screen trying to get it out. Very helpful video. Thanks!
Taking lose the tabs should have been given more attention to in the video on exactly how to put the tabs free. Good video. Thanks
Very helpful. I dont think I could get this thing taken apart without your help. Too bad the m.2 drive I put in does not seem to play nice with this computer.
Thanks for the video. Was having a little trouble getting the screen out (needed to run around the side clips). I don't know why this thing had a 3.5" mechanical drive in it. Was awful, so put a 2.5" SSD in for a friend. Nice to know there is M.2 in there as well.
Did it improve performance greatly?
Thanks for posting. It was nice to see that it was someone I know! My model is a little different so hope I can make this work on my computer.
I’ve been really lucky with my computer. I think this type of this brand computer is very hardy. I have issues will falling asleep if I’m not doing something that will keep me from falling asleep, but anyway I had head butted mine twice and knocked it off the cabinet it sets on at least 5 times. Well on the 2nd or 3rd time down I cracked the lover corner with a spot that looks like it was struck by a hammer and there are a few sprier web veins, hardly in the way and the thing still ran correctly. Well the other day on it’s last fall and a hit taken in the upper right corner but a little toward the center which also has a few veins off of it. This time it also knocked the on/off switch popped out, and the thing is still running!!! My last one ended up with hard drive issues which we got a new hard drive for. That things were
Thank you so much for this video, the best one I've found thus far, my CP stopped booting and I didn't hear the fan or any other components like the fan, running at all. I thought it was over for my PC and wanted to retrieve the hard disk, but as I opened the front cover, I pulled out every wire and sets of wires with a quick release, pull the cards and placed them back without touching the connectors, and put it all back, one at the time, still, PC didn't work until I replaced the 2032 battery that is inside almost dead center on the panel, then I'm
Look up the part number of the LCD, you might be able to find a replacement cheap enough to be worth it. Or look up the datasheet and find out what signal it uses, then replace the LCD with any LCD of the same resolution that accepts the same signals.
If nothing else, turn it into a home server.
I just opened one up for a friend and noticed that it has a NVME slot, so we ended up just adding an NVME, reloading windows and just using the old drive for storage. Now its way faster than before.
Ooh that sounds really nice, I might try that with mine someday, do you know which one it was? Mine says 24-f1047c on the box, maybe I will be able to do the same if it's the same model.
@@DuckInGameStop if it looks like this one then you should have no problem but i dont remember the model number sadly.
@@fbnmndz I checked the specs for mine on the HP Support website and it appears to have 2 M.2 slots, it doesn't specify whether they're NVME or SATA though. Plus I couldn't find a official replacement SSD from HP on their PartSurfer service, (found some RAM and was planning to get that, but then it said it was unavailable or something) so I guess I'll have to figure out somewhere else to buy an SSD (and/or some RAM) from... Tried commenting on a SSD replacement TH-cam tutorial by the official HP Support channel asking them where I could find one, and my comment just got deleted instantly. I'm thinking it might be more convenient to just replace this computer with a real gaming PC, and NOT an HP one... (I don't know if they even make gaming PCs, but I know I won't be getting one after this experience)
@@DuckInGameStop i used a 128GB sata version m2.
Thank you for the video. My kids and I used it to disassemble this model HP.
This helped. getting ready to take one apart now. My doctor dropped his but he sourced a new screen unit from amazon.
Let me know how it goes!
@@TannerTech Just now seeing your reply. Thanks again for the video. He got the whole screen unit so it was an easy replacement. I've done quite a bit of PC building and repair but never had an all-in-one apart before. The disassembly was a little different but it turned out great. He is very happy to have it back.
Thank you for this video, I took apart a different all-in-one, I was lucky enough to not break the screen but this one is slightly different it seemed a little more difficult. I would have also broke the screen if I didn't see this video. Thank you thank you thank you for the upload!
Thank you for posting this! It was exactly what I needed to see.
Cheers dude, gave me enough clues to replace the CMOS battery - why didn't they make it rechargable !
I'd have definitley cracked something without this vid
Did it nice and carefully, still cracked the screen ffs 😂😂
This thing is no joke
Great video and thank you so much. The HP version of this job leaves off critical things likes screws to remove and more. I think the HP video is designed so you break the device and need to replace it then...
Great vid, although you just convinced never to buy one of these again. I had a Mac before which allowed for easy RAM upgrades. It’s so frustrating that the HP doesn’t allow for the same ease of access. That said, I won’t be going back to Mac either.
i like the small speakers
I just pass this a couple o f years ago; my problem was no to remove the drive but when I try to put in place broke it....
at 3:33, you might want to pop the latch before forcefully yanking the video ribbon out of the socket
Dad tech! 😁 So cool, I'd watch if you had a channel
Thank you! Just used this video to do an SSD upgrade.
Thank you soooo much 🙏🏻 .. arse was still nipping a bit when removing the screen but it’s out & all is good 😁👍
The monitor ribbon cable connecter has a latch that should be unlocked before yanking on the cable....
Thank you so much for the video! Saved me from breaking my one 😅
I did the thing u did around the screen and now I have broken pixels. Thanks.
Your tutorial helped me do it and your warning is extremely appreciated. I am definitely Subscribing
2:50
It's not junk if the screen breaks. You can use the HDMI out output to your TV.
I opened many all in one but this one is crazy i bought for 40$ not bad
Great video Dad
A little change here and there is nice
Thanks for your help ❤
What a great and easy to follow video
great video. im upgrading mine today and found this very helpful! Cheers!
Did you do it ?
Okay now that I got that out of the way I can't wait to watch your video.
Thanks Dad.
Thanks, Tanner's Dad!!
Nice! Way to "take one for the team!!!" Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to all!!!
The video connector should be loosened before you yank the ribbon cable out.
Thank you for this video. It was a tremendous help.
I did pull it apart but how to put the blue part back on again
I have the same computer but mines overheating a ton while just turning it on, any help?
No one seems to be showing how to reassemble the computer, particularly how to fit back the screen perfectly
I got the same problem I cracked the screen from top right corner 😞
Where can I get this all-in-one computer screen? It's broken and I can't find a place to buy it online. Please tell me.
You did it ? I'm trying too and I can't find it
what is that blue plastic tool that your prying with called, how can i get one ? please tell me!
What about my version my versions from 2018 It doesn't look like that 1 at all minds like an older model I think But it's a all One HP computer
Happy New year. Useful video
So if I take apart my computer can I change the cpu of my computer?
looking for the screamo version of your theme song...can't find it.....
you could always use an external monitor, put it right in front.
Anyone had issues trying to fit the screen back in plane with all its brackets clicking and the computer body perfectly reassembled?
Wondering if you could answer, hopefully a simple question, HP Pavillion 23 aio desktop, , on the left hand edge about half way down on the touch screen itself, there is difficult to see , what looks like a tiny camera lens, ,, What is it, and what is there,. ? ? . Can you help , thank you .
Hey I have a brother that his friend gave this kind of HP AIO I just want to know if the type of RAM can be upgraded to more GB? and is the RAM same as the laptops SoDimm type?
I was moving furniture around and I had my PC all in one from HP and all the sudden it slipped and fell on the floor about 2 1/2 feet down. It fell in his back and it’s open and then a cable came off, so I don’t what is the cable for, know I’m looking for videos and how to disassemble my specific model computer. I bought it on QVC online on those dumb infomercials channels and I paid off in a monthly basis and it’s paid off. I had it for probably five years now and it’s been working great ever since till two days ago, it fell off my freaking desk on his back the screen did not crack greatfull, and also since some six months after I bought it, the mouse or the touchscreen started to scramble to the corners and not working so I looked it up and I found how to turn it off and I’ve been using it like that ever since. Can that be replaced? please let me know. Give me more details about this particular PC. Thank you. My computer model is a all in one HP. TCP-Q032-24
Sure, thx
You sir, are AWESOME! Thank you!!
Your welcome!
How do i clone the hard drive? I cant see the video.
Yes u can replace the screen
can you break the keyboard next, as I have the same one and now have sticky keys but can not figure out how to take it apart.
Can I replace my pc CPU with hp all in one CPU is that possible?
Thanks for the vid, however I dont plan on putting it back together 😂
These computers are a nightmare, so fragile compared to other AIOs. I decided against upgrading it, these screens die at a small knock
I feel this was done all wrong like it should have been screen facing down......
Does this pc have m.2 slot?
I don't know if you still answer comments from an old video but was the screwdrivers name so I can find it online since it can't find one?
What’s the best place to buy a replacement screen for a all in one pc
You did it ? I'm trying too and I can't find it
You can't get a new screen? Hopefully you can get a failed unit to get parts from
Where is the Cpu?
How do you open take off the screen, idk how to do it safely
tHANKS
is this pc water cooling
Thanks for the video. I have a cracked screen, and I can buy a new one for around $250 It appears easy enough to just replace the screen. Now I know how to upgrade the ram too. Besides knowing that tabs along the edge need to be pry off cautiously, anything else you can share to avoid breaking the replacement screen when replacing? Thanks.
You did it ? I'm trying too and I can't find it
Thank you so much
Thank you so much sir..
Good 👍 I m from India
omg thank you i have the same computer and i have a crack in the cornor the same one so thank you
I used a hammer to take mine apart... not expecting or caring if the POS ever works again.
You brake it, you pay it, daddy.
Thanks a lot
Sorry for necropost but where is the RAM here?
Can you get a sata splitter?
Can u wall mount this?
Thank you
Does anyone know if he can put an SSD in there?