Notebook PCs - Steps for Removing and Replacing the Keyboard - c01074449. This document provides instructions for the removal and replacement of the Keyboard for the HP Compaq models 5400c, 6500b, 6700b, and 6700s series notebook PCs. Use the video as a guide while following the written instructions below. NOTE: Flash Player from Macromedia is required to view this video. Visit the Macromedia website (in English) to download and install Flash Player. Slide the battery release latch to the release position. Loosen the captive P1 Phillips-head screw that secures the expansion memory/wireless LAN Minicard cover to the bottom of the notebook. Place the keyboard upside down on the top cover. Slide the battery into the battery bay until it is properly seated and the locking latch clicks.
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