A1707 Macbook Pro dead not turning on because it got screwed
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2021
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Why we watch Louis Rossman:
- His refreshing honesty about how Apple laptops (and occasionally other devices) often have easy fixes, but the consumer gets screwed over due to greed, laziness, and incompetence.
- The way he uses this same "consumer advocate perspective" more generally to apply to right-to-repair, exploitation of small business, exorbitantly high-priced real estate, and so on.
Very few people who watch him actually have the technical skills to repair their own devices or an interest in learning how to do so. We just all respect his skill and his integrity.
Mr Clinton, Blackberry and Oreo!
Yup. Don't own any apple products and I don't do any repairs like this. Just like the guy.
and cause he is a really nice free life coach loll
First problem: Its an Apple product.... but seriously I randomly found this guy and I love his honest open personality.
I watch him mainly for board repairs. But the main reason is still his voice and opinions, along with his way of speech. It's often such a calm rage together with technical jargon, it's almost therapeutic lol
ALWAYS BACK UP THAT WIKI ! They can shut it down at any time.
I'm sure the internet archive will keep a copy as long as they stay funded.
@@phillipsofthedriver what if they were well funded and coerced by one party? not saying they are, but, its possible in the future.
@@CountlessPWNZ Very true
@@phillipsofthedriver They honor "pls delet dis poast" requests, they cannot be trusted.
@@lordofdrones regardless, still worth backing up on every Web archive place you can find
I have seen hours and hours of his videos on repairs, I don't own an Apple device neither do repairs, but his personality and integrity sold me. He also said that his count in subscribers goes down when he post a board repair, now I subscribed to him for his board repair video. Great job man
Love from the UK, found you during the GME short. Stayed subbed ever since, you speak a lot of sense on all sorts of things.
@Not RickRoll 👇., no
@@Aethelbeorn 🤣🤣🤣
I just discover your channel and your effort for the right of reparation and i am obsessed with all your videos now, i am checking all the stuff you posted and i missed. Greetings from Italy Louis.
Louis, I've been subscribed to you for a long time but possibly first time I've commented. I gotta say I love when you do board repairs, really of any length. Not only do I love seeing you show off your technical skills (as someone who builds PCs and helps his friends replace screens and odds and ends on their older iPhones or RAM/HDD on their laptops what you do might as well be sorcery/alchemy) but you've got a great presenter voice that I love listening to while I'm at work. Heck I'd watch you replace a home button on an iPhone! The other topics you discuss like real estate or Right to Repair are icing on the cake as well. Keep it up brother!
I'm staying subscribed in spite of the non-cat content. I will say, Louis has altered my perspective on flux.
Hats off to Catherine. Great help.
Hi Louis. I've watched your videos for a year or so now. You encouraged me to start to repair electronics. I have started small with retro video game consoles (mostly Gameboy color) just wanted to say thanks for the confidence.
Louis, thank you for all your work, time, and effort to try and both teach us and advocating for us on right to repair.
You can see the the hole where the screw should've been, right below the track pad connector.
I've opened A LOT of macbooks where there's a screw rattling around, they come loose after not being torqued properly.
This. Please try to give them the benefit of the doubt as they might honestly not have been responsible for this. If they say they had nothing to do with the screw, you still fixed the MacBook for them and you might be able to still help them.
Just opened the same model MacBook, screw loose rattling around, can't find where it should go but seems like a common problem the 'extra complimentary screw' on these macbooks
Same problems occur with vehicle repairs. Once the obvious problem is sorted, we then have to ask why someone was there in the first place. Then the denials and stories come out.
I was wondering, is there a screwhole missing a screw, or did someone add another screw from their stock? An extra screw says definitely someone has been there before, but a mislocated screw could have become loose and travelled until it fell in a hole. You plucked it out with tweezers, so that suggests that no-one tried to screw it in.
Loved the impression of the "This is not called BIOS. It's a Macbook Louis, it's called an S.P.I. rrrrrROM" ... Hahahha
Louis, you really should provide voiceover with that hoity toity voice omg. That was impressive!
I learn more about theory with these videos more than actual repair since I won't do Macbooks, but this UA-cam channel is very close to getting me to learn electrical engineering.
Literally the only reason I subscribed to your channel is because of board repair, not because something that I owned was broken it was because I wanted a more in depth look on how MacBooks work. Thank you Louis if it wasn’t for you I probably wouldn’t be interested in how something works without your videos.
I don't come for your board repairs i come for you and your personality and the things you talk about
Found your channel years ago due to board repair videos, but stayed for all the other content
Found you with the board repair videos. Stayed around for your reaction to things
That SAM socket is one of most useful things in the design of the MacBook Pro. It can used to service a locked EFI password, read bios data and edit motherboard serial number.
I only subbed to see all your board repairs! I really enjoy them and I have learned a lot from just watching them. Thank you!
“I’m a fucked capacitor” the exact verbiage I prefer in a profesional guide.
If the documentation/guide is interesting, it'll be much more enjoyable to read. And "I'm a fucked capacitor" is definitely funnier/more interesting than "a capacitor with a type 2 fault".
I really love your content. The tech repair also as the "life around you" Content. I learn from both of them. Thank you.
Louis, I know how that screw got there, it fell off of his screw driver and couldn’t find it, then he tried bring it up and it died. Since he couldn’t find that screw, it ended up in your shop. Being a self servicer I had my macbook apart several times doing upgrades. Mine both work, but way past their prime an 2009 and a 2010. I was a Customer Engineer for IBM and the systems I worked on are now in museums 360/20 thru AS 400. More complicated than today’s pc’s and mac’s, 25 books of logic circuits and required to know how to do microcode and program the system using the dials on the computer in hexadecimal. I admire your ability to fix those mac’s and make the customers happy again.
I try to watch every board repair video, even if it's not very interesting. I am used to being in the low 2% of normal viewers.
I think some of his funniest comments are hidden in long ass boring videos 🤣
I have only a fleeting interest in board repair. At 74, I have better things to do. I got my feet wet early though.
At 14, I lusted after a Harmon Karden Stereo “integrated” amplifier kit (25 w/channel) that sat in a hifi store window. I had enough $ saved from my paper route that I bought it. I had no tools, very little knowledge and no one to learn from (no yooboob) so the store allowed me to work above the store after school. I was in heaven. The damn thing worked first time, but with a hum for which the manufacturer had to send a correction. After that I built many Heathkits for folks. I built their top o the line stereo, even their guitar amp and clock radio. Fun times. My career ended up in Meteorology at a desk! Great career though! Anyway, I'm here to get a glimpse of a New York minute, and to learn and support RtRepair. I just watched a dude take down the appliance manufacturers for their vulnerable electronics. You're lucky ro get a few years out of them before you have to replace a control unit…last time, our dishwasher unit failed..$400. Good luck..you're doing great.
I mad so many people happy fixing there MacBook's thanks to you Louis!
lol…a House reference!! Love it! I find it hard to believe a negative on board repair analytics… interesting.. that’s mostly why I’m here.. although I find the other topics interesting as well.. I’m always white knuckling my phone when watching you ride your bike.. always looks like you’re gonna hit something.. keep doing vids Louis!.
Whoever put that sponsor block segment, thank you.
I've got sponsorblock too, what was in that segment?
@@jozewsqwe435 Self promotion
Thanks for this comment, because now I know what SponsorBlock is. I'm installing this immediately!
Louis, you're wonderful never change.
Glad to see your repairing boards Still lewis keep it real
5:12 I like your sense of humor. "I'm a fucked capacitor. Watch DC pass through me with ease." I love it lmao
Im from canada and i concur
@@runwitscissors00 nice! I've been watching Louis Rossmann since around 2018-2019
Your hoity-toity character cracks me up every time. 🤣
Your ambitions are noble.
I like all of your videos. You have an awesome personality, funny as hell, and you're smart in so many ways.
I have no real interest in board repair, but I don't understand why people would unsubcribe when they see it.
I wasn't subscribed, but I did just now to help reduce the net negative.
I started watching your channel for Board Repair!! I love this shit. I'm gonna make everyone I know sub now.
Shout out to Jesse for all the hard work!
Watching to hear your congratulations to jesse cruz..great guy
can't wait to see tamagotchi repair guides on the wiki
Repair Wiki has been amazing!
Have you ever done a board repair video while highlighting a mostly abandoned & over priced area of NYC real estate? I'd love to see the analytics on that one.
Could this have been a loose/extra screw from original manufacturing which finally ended up in the connector after enough movement?
I watch all your content so I see it as a Louis Rossman channel and not a real estate or board repair channel.
I like your vids especially when you talk about life stuff.
Thank you Louis.
I love how Louis goes on and on about how its a keen eye that can diagnose a board problem, when he himself didn't notice that the screw either shook loose from the hole below the trackpad connector or the customer failed to put it back in that hole when re-assembling it.
Louis, if you want to increase viewership on repair VDO, maybe you can try Top 10 or Top 5 VDO format. For example, Top 10 Worst Repair in your repairman life. Each include a link, or a card, or a short clip from the repair VDO, and explain why it was so bad and how it all end.
It has always been a great conversation topic for me. It'd be fun to see what kind of experience you've had over the years.
@Louis Rossmann Is just me or this big chip under place where screw was found have broken/crooked bottom right corner.
(it was first thing hit my eyes when you ask what is wrong with motherboard, not that screw)
So it also can mean that screw just was random flay inside macbook doing random damage until stuck in place where you find it.
Louis... Your acting skills are better than most comedies on TV nowdays... :D
Carefull ... Most people will start watching your videos to have a nice intellectual laugh instead of learning board repair :D
They made the format of the side MORE GOODER!!! 😂
Just HOW could board repair videos be hurting your channel so much!? It's fun to watch and I love it!
In fact, board repair is a nice side to you ripping on Apple's anti-repair stance.
nice, finally a decent wiki for electronics.
I subscribed because of your board repair videos.
question: Does the wiki have backups in case someone fucks around with a page or series of pages?
i dont even watch these videos for repairs or anything i just watch it for the guy
Great stuff here. Thanks Luis!
did you ever find out why the screw was there? I saw it right away. But I also went to Devry to become an Electronic tech before I dropped out back in the late 90's.
Can't I just be here for Louis, not specifically board repair or NYC rants lol
The screw was on the J-Tag beside the Trackpad Keyboard Flex Cable...
I am here for both board repair and real estate talk...
I watch you because of board repair
But i also watch you because of your takes on R2R and real estate.
I really enjoy your board repair videos but i understand that i'm very clearly in the minority, so it's completely understandable why you wouldn't wanna do them anymore.
At least whenever you upload a new one it's a treat :)
How about making a special Repair Channel and announcing the Videos in the Community tab here?
Hey Louis. Off-topic question. Have you spoke some more with the Broker that helped you looking for a new location for your store? He that was honest and didn't try to bullshit you.
The schematics thing looks cool
how about creating an app, that connects all the repair shops for interchange of experience or parts
Something I noticed. I think I saw a screw hole within an inch of that screw that wasn't punched out. It looked like it had a dimple in it. Is it possible the screw was never installed and just happened to fall in to that area after all this time?
Awesome. Thank you for the videos.
Man I feel proud that I instantly saw the problem, the freakin screw haha
Is that a screw hole beneath the trackpad connector, or is that a filled hole with a snapped off screw head that floated to where you found it? My inquiring eyes want to know.
Huh, and here I was expecting a long screw issue with that title.....
Then I was like wait...
Is that a screw in a connector?! XD
Very odd, it looks as if it was one of the pentalobe screws too? Most users don't have those driver bits unless they're already the sort of individual who wants to open a more recent MacBook. Maybe I am just weird, but my experience is that very few individuals are the sorts to take it upon themselves to do that unless they already have at least some idea of what they are doing (e.g. maybe they know they want to upgrade the SSD. There is not too much in those which is a simple user upgrade).
My first guess wouldn't even be the end user, but maybe something happened at the factory depositing an errant screw in the chassis and it just got knocked into that position through some jostling? At least it seems as if it was a relatively simple fix!
I did repaired old 4dtv receivers ...guess what you know...it starting work better than before...i got all the premiums working now, guess my years of studying and tinkering to fix what been broken all those years of not seeing anything on tv except seeing other channels i see is just duplicated of networks from many sats like tnt and discovery and more tnt and USA and more of that across the arc
I joined after an episode you posted about 'GameStop' trading. I stayed because I didn't know how interesting electronics repair could be. Whodda thunk it ???? Now I'm thinking about a new hobby. Fuckin' fascinating.
When you ask macbook users about their specs
Them: it seems to run on some form of electricity
Ozymandias: Look on my works, ye mighty, and despair!
Apple: *clears throat while tabbing him on the shoulder
How did the screw stay in there previously? You removed it effortlessly
So, the MAC had a screw loose? Sounds about right, Louis.
Hey
I have mcbook pro 2018 15 inches
As we can see in this video my computer also just shows the apple logo and keeps restarting
I cannot download os or boot it
It just restart all the time
Any suggestions??
wonder if another repair shop opened it up.
My 2017 iPad Pro 12.9 , so not too much older, died suddenly. Apple (Genius) told me they would not repair and the genius did not know what the problem was. As there is only screen exchange places hare in LA, I sent it to iPad rehab in NY. Unfortunately they could not figure out what was wrong and I had them send it back at my expense, so that I can use it as decoration.
Real estate? Board repair? I am here for cycling videos.
Well, SPI is not an Apple-specific term. Most Intel documentation for newer Intel CPUs who uses an EFI-based firmware calls the initial loader an SPI.
SPI stands for serial peripheral interface which is a communication protocol used to get data into and out of the flash chip. It does not say anything about what the chip actually does. I would describe it as a bootloader personally.
Thank YOU !
Great video
Can I post something about how to fix a magtrometer?
The thing is, it was just loose in there, so it could have been a forgotten screw that just fell inside there.. it doesnt mean they put it there, so it wouldnt be surprising if they claimed they didnt try to put a screw in the connector. That being said, it does point to someone opening it in the first place.
U'd be a great detective Louis
Louis always makes me feel dumb. Fucking genius bruv
I'm very curious if they'll tell the truth..
Please let us know in some of your following videos!
Well the spi rom is a basic in out system isnt it?
so i own an acer aspire 5 and my laptop fell no broken screen but black screen laptop turns on and integrated mouse doesnt work so i disasembled it myself to pices and searched everything to find wire isolation open and it was shorting it, then i took electrical tape and taped it and it worked, service wanted 160 euros for new screen....
aawe, wth loosing followers due to board repair... If you created a separate channel for board repair I would totally follow it I would follow it again if I could if you had one of your staff add to the repair videos. The repair videos are sooo informative!!!!
I'm honestly very glad that he just puts everything on his one channel. I'm definitely here more for the other stuff he makes videos about but I like watching some of these videos from time to time, I definitely wouldn't be exposed to this at all if he had a second channel
More cat videos!
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yes...he did really teach man how to fish...but that man did not pay him for reading materials how to fish ...thank you fishermen...you taught me a free real-estate
A video with such a low flux budget is odd but it made me subsribe anyways. :-)
holy shit! more repair videos!
How on earth does a screw get placed there?
If I am all honest, then:
I don't watch many of your repair videos, especially not the long ones. I do have a small interest in the different ways devices break, so I sometimes watch small videos like this one (so less interested in repairs and more in diagnosis).
I don't really watch the real estate videos any more, as the message is already clear; real estate in NY is a joke.
I am interested in any updates on RTR, Apple or other tech related news, so I watch all of them.
Did I miss anithing?
PS. I wont contribute to the negative subs on repair videos ;)
Yea i don't watch much of them either because i have no idea what he is doing. I don't even own a macbook
Very interesting.
5:06 We need a "I'm a fucked capacitor" shirt