Please select the correct HP Media Center G5000 laptop below to ensure you select the right screen for your laptop. If you are unsure of your precise laptop model and series, in the vast majority of cases you will find it printed on a panel on the underside of your Media Center laptop.
| G5000 | G5050EA |
With screens ranging from 17” to 20.1” and weighing between 2 and 7 kilograms this is a literal entertainment powerhouse. Yet with all laptops there may come a time when it is necessary to replace or repair the screen.
It is a fact that the major part of laptop costs are attributed to their screens, even a small part can be the cause of a screen not working. The decision then lies in whether to replace the entire screen or repair it, if possible. If replacement is the only solution finding HP Media Center Laptop screens is not a difficult task, in fact just a few clicks of the keyboard one can find a host of suppliers offering HP Media Center laptop screen replacements. The key is in finding an HP Media Center laptop screen replacement that matches the specifications exactly.
If you aren't sure whether you can repair your screen or you don't have the necessary skills to undertake the work yourself, you may need to search for an expert who can handle the task. Yet if you are confident you can undertake the work yourself you need to first check the back of the screen for the manufactures part number. This is necessary in order to search for HP Media Center Laptop screen repair parts.
Not that long ago HP Media Center laptop screen repair would have been too expense, thankfully today this is no longer the case and for many it is a viable option. Finding the right parts for a faulty part on your HP Media Center laptop screen repair is simple and affordable.
If your LCD panel is cracked you will need to replace the entire screen. It is past repair, unfortunately.
Once you have sourced your HP Media Center laptop screen replacement screen you are ready to begin. Please remember to unplug your machine from the electrical source before beginning. Carefully remove the screw hole covers along the plastic edge. Now you will have access to the bezel screws which need to also be removed.
Once done, remove the bezel and then remove the tiny screws along the frame of the LCD panel. You are now able to lay the screen down and unplug the video cable. Remove the inverter cable next; there may be a screw to remove first in order to get access to the wires. Unplug these wires and you are ready to install your new screen.
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