Concerning the disassembly of the two white interlocking pieces: the pegs will fit together slightly differently, but many of the important facts are the same: flat smooth surfaces face upward, bumped and textured surfaces face down there's only one correct way for the two white pieces to connect and still be able to lay flat they will hinge at the center, and all peg-like shapes should be on the left the inner white plastic piece should hinge such that it raises up (as opposed to down) when it's oriented correctly. Instead, you should squeeze the left side of the white plastic to compress it enough to allow you to duck the pegs out of their holes. I used a toothpick in my video to knock the white pegs out of their catches, but in a 2010's keyboard, you can't do it quite that way. If you have such a model, you should easily see what I mean. The 2012's two metal catches on the top (see around 3:24 of the video) are instead a 2010's single wide catch on the right.
#HOW TO CLEAN UP MAC BOOK VIRUS PRO#
If you have a Macbook Pro from the 2010 era, it looks like the white plastic insides will attach with their pegs on the left instead of the bottom. The key mechanisms across models sometimes vary a little, but the idea is typically the same, with two interlocking white pieces that fold together. This is a Macbook Pro with Retina from 2012. Check out the Cmd and Space keys and you should understand what you're doing with it.) (I didn't do the Shift key, but that's because I had previously found that it was extremely similar to Cmd, albeit a little wider. It goes through each type of key, including the mechanism on the insides of those keys. (EXPAND FOR MORE DETAILS) This video is long: I wanted to show the entire process up close.
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