So uh... yeah this happened lol (culprit has been shown in last photo). I'm not actually devastated or anything, the battery has been pretty bad for a while now and doesn't last more than half an hour without charging so I've pretty much permanently had it hooked up to my TV anyway. Well the good thing however is that only the screen has been messed up. As I was looking at how to replace the screen, that's when I came across halftops! So now I'm looking at just removing the screen altogether and continue using it just like I've always.

I'm not exactly the most tech-savvy guy, like I've popped the bottom before and done cleaning but nothing too hardware technical, so I wanted see if I could have any assistance on things to look out for so that I don't f\*\*k up the whole thing instead. 

The laptop is a HP Envy x360 15-DR1003CA model, and I watched this YT video of a guy removing the screen off of a almost identical laptop (https://youtu.be/2FToRS4IDXk?si=w8VJ6mfITqnKX\_j4) which I'll likely be following to do the same. So my question is if there is anything else I need to do/be aware of before/when/after removing the screen. Some things that I have taken note of before I start to do this is that I should remove the battery before touching the screen connector pins, and since the wifi connectors are on the screen, I'll likely just need to keep the halftop ethernet connected permanently. Apart from that, I can't really think of anything else that I need to prepare for, and that makes me think that I am under-prepared for this lol. I will appreciate any and all advice/recommendations as I really want to be successful the first time since this is still a decently expensive laptop that apart from the screen, works perfectly otherwise.

Dog got to the laptop ... need some help halfing a laptop for non-tech savvy guy lol