Is the 00 Phillips screwdriver in here to open Macbook pro's?
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I a not sure because I do not own apple products. I have asus laptop and the screwdriver I needed was an exact fit.
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These worked great for removing those screws. I also had stripped screws when removing the SuperDrive of my MBP. I bought these screwdrivers as a last try to remove them before bringing my computer to a shop. Just make sure to push down with a but if force when removing the screw.
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It doesn't look like that is an option. The screwdrivers were designed by Underground Toys. You could perhaps contact them about it at http://www.underground-toys.com
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I bought my Macbook pro in 2009-2010 and yes these are compatible.The pieces come with a cover, once you remove it you will notice the glue so they stick in their place, just press in the right position and ready, no need to rove the bottom cover off.Hope this helps you.
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Do not know. The reason I bought that screwdriver was to fix my Kitcat clock.
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You "can", but it is bound to come loose. You can order screws off of amazon. My Mac Pro had the screws in the logic board.
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Yep, works like a charm.. I needed this to open up my macbook pro so I can replace my battery myself
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Underneath the Mac, there is a serial number starting with Axxxx, the "x" are Numbers, make sure that Number matches the one on the prosaic description. If it does you are good to go. I don't have my Mac with me now so I cannot tell you the serial Number but check that out.
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Looks like it if you order the macbook version. Protronix SATA Optical Bay 2nd Hard Drive Caddy, Universal for 9.5mm CD / DVD Drive Slot (for SSD and HDD)
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Yunho Lim you only need a Phillips screw driver but I suggest that you have more than one person to help you with it. Hope this helps!
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This is just the keyboard, but it is not the uni-body keyboard. Some MacBook models require a keyboard that is molded into the frame of the lower half of the Mac, called uni-body. Also, in addition to very small T6 and T8 torx drivers you will need a special screw driver called a Y1 Tri-wing driver. Apple thought it would be a good idea for three of the six screws used to hold the battery in to be tri-wing screw. The only time these type of screws are used in the lower body. Lippy is correct, you literally have to remove every component of your MacBook to replace the keyboard. YouTube has some good videos from ifixitYourself that can guide you through the repair. This is just the keyboard, but it is not the uni-body keyboard. Some MacBook models require a keyboard that is molded into the frame of the lower half of the Mac, called uni-body. Also, in addition to very small T6 and T8 torx drivers you will need a special screw driver called a Y1 Tri-wing driver. Apple thought it would be a good idea for three of the six screws used to hold the battery in to be tri-wing screw. The only time these type of screws are used in the lower body. Lippy is correct, you literally have to remove every component of your MacBook to replace the keyboard. YouTube has... » Read More This is just the keyboard, but it is not the uni-body keyboard. Some MacBook models require a keyboard that is molded into the frame of the lower half of the Mac, called uni-body. Also, in addition to very small T6 and T8 torx drivers you will need a special screw driver called a Y1 Tri-wing driver. Apple thought it would be a good idea for three of the six screws used to hold the battery in to be tri-wing screw. The only time these type of screws are used in the lower body. Lippy is correct, you literally have to remove every component of your MacBook to replace the keyboard. YouTube has some good videos from ifixitYourself that can guide you through the repair. « Show Less
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No, as Apple (in their infinite wisdom) removed the lock port (where the lock plugs into). About the only thing you can buy is something like this: Maclocks Lock and Bracket for MacBook Pro Retina 15-Inch Laptops (MBPR15BRW)
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I seem to recall it can be opened with a phillips screwdriver. 80% sure on my memory.
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I have a MacBook Pro, last gen which has the cd/disc drive on the right side, instead of an hdmi port on the left side of the keyboard, which is in the latest version. This fits the model with the disc drive slot.
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Nope. However you can find excellent disassembly-reassembly instructions in YouTube. Some hardware handling skills are required as there are few micro connectors that can't be just force pulled out. As a Mac Service agent I found this part really durable and an exactly "drop-in" replacement part.
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Macbooks, and some other laptops have screws that extend beyond a flush screw tip, so that they can slide/lock into place. These will not work in a macbook. If you search for macbook ssd screws, you should be able to find something that will be appropriate. Also, you should search for the correct screwdrives, as the tips aren't typical. If you have one of the 80+ tip kits from here or harbor freight, that should include what you will need.
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Open the back case. Look at the current drive label. Do a search of Amazon, using that number. If this product pops up, then yes. However, as in my review, the DVD drive case may not be an exact match; thus necessitating a delicate transplant of DVD covers, before insertion into the Macbook Pro.