hmmm i think i might get a 4g version with a broken screen now hahahaaha ty op great walkthrough
Be more careful than me :laugh::laugh: I got a new screen for mine and everything went fine. I even managed to take the side covers off without any visible damage to them. But I ripped the cable for the menue control button trying to get them out. My new screen came without the buttons (sucks). So now I am trying to find new buttons. If anybody has a broken streak and wants to get rid of the buttons for some jump change, let me know. If anybody know where to get one, let me know.GREAT guide, I got my device apart and can FINALLY replace the glass and the LCD, if needed.
Here's my question...How do I get the ribbon for the capitive buttons out of the frame for the glass? It doesn't seem to just slide through.
Alas, this is where I'm stuck.
I hope this isn't too old of a forum.
You screwed up, buy a new one.Hey guys, I followed the guide exactly (plus taking out the entire freaking motherboard and connecting parts) then it back together (in case you were wondering, I was attempting to replace the internal sd memory and, like a moron, thought the internal sd memory was the same as external :sillyand tested it and the display is not working. The capacitive buttons and the touchscreen aspect works along with the actual computer itself is working fine based on the vibrations i feel from touching and swiping it while its on.m there is no visible damage to the display cable. Do you know how I can fix it?
Yeah, thanks for the big help. I wanted to know if I messed up some of the hardware attached to the display cable,and I needed to replace it or if I'm plugging it in wrong. Like I said in the last post, there's no visible damage.You screwed up, buy a new one.
Well there's the .01% part where im not screwed, so do you think, theoretically, I could replace the display cable and have it work again? I know based on my observations nothing else is broken (besides the stupid read only bug).Your welcome. Harsh reality sucks. I tell the truth and I don't do it nicely.
As one who has torn these apart and put them back together, you are 99.99% screwed. Welcome to the Dell Streak 7.
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Are you SURE, its not broken, have you got a microscope and inspected every write and connector point on the entire board? Anything could result it in breaking.Well there's the .01% part where im not screwed, so do you think, theoretically, I could replace the display cable and have it work again? I know based on my observations nothing else is broken (besides the stupid read only bug).
I'm quite sure, I carefully examined it before and after and it remains the same. I know I bent the cable, and being how flimsy it is, I wouldn't doubt I might have broken some of the paper-thin copper in it. I turned on the tablet and played a game on it blind and I can assure you the computer part itself is not broken.Are you SURE, its not broken, have you got a microscope and inspected every write and connector point on the entire board? Anything could result it in breaking.
I am just saying that if it doesn't turn on, something is broken, we don't have any repair manuals or motherboard diagrams, so no way to tell what is going on.I'm quite sure, I carefully examined it before and after and it remains the same. I know I bent the cable, and being how flimsy it is, I wouldn't doubt I might have broken some of the paper-thin copper in it. I turned on the tablet and played a game on it blind and I can assure you the computer part itself is not broken.
Let me rephrase something from my last post. I examined everything that was possible to be examined to make sure. I could have broken the connector point for the display on the inside (though i doubt it, I was extremely careful taking it out), or i could have destroyed something on the display cable.I am just saying that if it doesn't turn on, something is broken, we don't have any repair manuals or motherboard diagrams, so no way to tell what is going on.
Where are you refering to that?I recently took my dell streak 7 apart and I mean recently (it is still in pieces) I noticed it has a spot on it for a sata port to be soldered on to it. I counted the pins for data and power.. They are identical to a sata hard drive. Any ideas?