To All, I broke the digitizer on my iPad. I watched the videos online and read the instructions. Nevertheless I tore the wifi antenna in half and somehow damaged the ribbon cable that goes to the power, volume, and lock switches. The damage was invisible even under magnification so I don't know what exactly I did. My advice is if you need to replace a digitizer you should also buy a new plastic bezel for the digitizer, a wifi antenna, and one power cable with the switches attached. Make sure the digitizer and bezel come with the tape already applied. Just the experience of someone who has only done this once. The extra parts are cheap, less than ten dollars total, and having them on hand will help make the job go faster. I had to keep waiting for stuff as I discovered more damage. After I got the old digitizer off there was adhesive residue that needed removal. I used Q-tip cotton swabs wetted with acetone. Not too wet, you don't want drips. This means using about twenty Q-tips but they are cheap too. The acetone did not liquify the residue, just made it soft enough to come away from the metal and stick to the swab. Use a magnifier to make sure everything is clean and free of glass shards and adhesive. Wear nitrile gloves. Make damn sure you test the iPad with the digitizer just laying on top and damn sure the display is clean before you set it in place permanently. Eric