Removing and replacing parts | HP ZBook Power 16 G11 A Mobile Workstation PC | HP Support

In this video, we will see how to repair and replace various parts when servicing or upgrading your HP ZBook Power 16 G11 A Mobile Workstation PC computer. Follow the steps in this video to properly remove the specific parts and then safely install the replacement parts for sustained or improved performance. You can directly skip to the specific chapters in the video corresponding to the parts to be repaired and replaced.

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:30 Base enclosure
02:48 Battery
04:16 Memory modules
05:33 M.2 solid state drives
09:05 Wireless LAN module
10:57 Wireless WAN module
12:51 Speaker assembly
14:41 SD card reader
16:47 RTC battery
18:05 NFC module
19:50 Touchpad
23:10 Smart card reader board
25:40 System fans
30:11 Heat sink
32:10 RJ-45 door
33:09 SIM card reader board
34:30 Fingerprint reader module
36:18 System board
41:39 Display panel assembly/top cover
45:58 Display bezel
47:16 Display panel
49:39 Webcam
51:02 Hinges
52:33 Display panel cable
54:23 Display enclosure

CAUTION: Improperly installing or replacing parts could damage your HP device or void your warranty. Before replacing any parts, check your warranty.

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Removing and replacing parts | HP ZBook Power 16 G11 A Mobile Workstation PC | HP Support

[AUSTrunescapeGamer]

Maybe its not the right place to ask but how capable its the cooling solution, meaning whats the sustained wattage the CPU and GPU can run at. Im looking at the version with the the u7 155h and RTX 1000 Ada for work

[marcins]

Pls make a new zbook x2 g4 with a snapdragon prozessor

[anhngocnguyen]

Why not make detailed high quality 4k videos, HP is a big company in the world, can't invest?