Can any of these be used to open laptop screws?
1857562
Yes, I have been working on computers for many years and this is my favorite kit ever! They are much more comfortable in your hands than many other small screwdriver sets. I also buy some small magnets because sometimes the laptop case screws dont want to come out easily and having a small magnet stuck to the screwdriver gives it a little help getting screws out. Obviously take that magnet off once you are down to the motherboard.
1857563
Yes, it is perfect for that because you want to use a tool that can withstand some pressure or gives you grip while doing the finer, delicate work. I used it to open the back of a blood pressure monitor, which has some of the smallest screws. Even if it is difficult to see the screw head, you can use the tool to find it.
1440430
If you choose the right one for your screw, I believe you can Remove any. I have no problems until now, but only had 2 hard ones, choose the driver wisely, keep pressure dawn to the screw and slowly turn.. Voilá!!
1629713
Can't respond to that specific brand..but it does have a lot of different screws. Might be worth trying.
433856
Technically you can. However, for the delicate bits, I would use them manually to avoid damaging the bits themselves or stripping the screws.
897392
Never used it to drive screws. We use an 1/4" inpact driver for phillips head screws. Most likely the force would be too much for the screws and would snap them off as well as needing an adaptor to get to a 1/4 inch drive.
333268
2 tips for slotted screws, 4 phillips, 4 torx, and 2 square drive. I have a photo but not seeing where I can download it for you.
1864642
If your Dell has Phillips Head screws, then the answer is a definite NO!!! I used this set to open my Garmin GPS and they worked fine.
1980793
It takes some patience, start with the smallest one (remember they're reversible) and slowly working your way up until you find one that grips. They may not seem to grip at first, just keep applying pressure and twisting slowly until they do. I was able to get three stripped laptop hard drive bay screws out after working at them for a while. The first one came out right away but it took many tries to get the other two.
415625
The package do not contain any tools. You need to use your own tools. Any laptop tool will do the job.
53905
Yes, this tool set is pretty much perfect for any electronic device with small screws.
495992
You can put a screwdriver bit in if you want to. I have used it as a screwdriver
14031
That type of bit screw driver should be available at most hardware stores but you probably will end up buying one with bits. Good to have extra anyhow!
448042
I just use a flat head screw driver. If this is not to your liking, tools made to open paint cans will work. A search on Amazon for "paint can opener" will give you some options.
605560
No, no screw connections. I haven't hooked this one up, but have used other laptops without the using the screws and have not had issues (as long as you don't need to move the laptop nonstop).
1345625
Yes. The complaints about the screw are unjustified. The screw is used simply to ensure the case doesn't open in transit, and to prevent theft of individual tools in stores. It's only slightly problematic if you have no screwdriver, or no items that can be used as a screwdriver (like a knife).
524229
I seem to recall it can be opened with a phillips screwdriver. 80% sure on my memory.
188467
I think the shell can be opened (there are no screws of any kind) but the shell would be compromised and not usable after that. There is a seam on the shell that could probably be popped or cracked open.