Need feedback on object

I have not taken a look at the mesh since am not close to my lap top. Bit I can guess you have a last of the mesh that is meant to be with the open lid still left on the key board part of the laptop. Those part of the mesh needs to go with the open lid. I may be wrong but will take a look when am close to my laptop

Sorry for sounding like an idiot, but I can't tell in blender where the rim is. When someone gets the opportunity, can you put a pick up with an arrow or it already selected. I would greatly appreciate it. The wireframe is driving me insane. ugh




figured out the rim, duplicated the back and put it in the front. I believe that is the screen got it as close to the back as I could. imported into S4S, but there is no difference in the viewing.
is the new blend file. it should say test two at the end (kept me from getting confused)
Going to try this in game. Hope it works.

Well, I guess if the laptop is moving around, then it might be due to joint problem. Because you are using a base clone of a computer with mouse as a part of it, there are two joints involved. One is for all the mesh excluding the mouse, and the other is exclusively for the mouse. I am guessing that your laptop has the joint for the mouse assigned to it. Check and see if that is your case

I don't know what to do now. I'm stuck

sorry had the files up but took them down
 is the blend
Thank you inabadromance . Yes, after trial and error I finally found the part I needed to get the rim back . I will look over that tut because I know nothing about bones (even human ) and transferring weights. So, I will read up and follow through. May I post again in this thread if I have issues with that tut?

The tutorial, inabadromance pointed you to is very detailed to understanding bone and joint assigning. 

On a side note, and with reference to your image shown that has all the color lines indicating which is which, I recommend you should try to so the below two things

(A) The shadow mesh, is a bit off the mesh. Try moving it so that it is centered under the base of the laptop.

(B)The blue line which indicates the light group will not affect your mesh,and leaving it floating like it us will look a bit weird. So I will advice you select that group and hide it inside the laptop or move it to sit at the origin under the laptop. If you are not sure on what I just said, take a look at THIS TUTORIAL

With regard to the bone joint assignment, if you follow the tutorial inabadromance pointed to, you will notice that the ghostwriter computer which you used as a base will give you two bones/joint name. The transform bone and the bind mouse. Referring to your image with the colour parts that you have shown above, only the shadow mesh does not need a joint/bone assignment.

The bind mouse bone controls the mouse movement when the Sim is using the mouse. Therefore, only the mouse  is assigned to this bone alone and nothing else. Any other part you assign to this bone will make the part move in relation to the mouse moving. 

The transform bone joint, is static which means anything assigned to it will not move. From your image, the light mesh, the screen mesh, the laptop and the mouse pad all needs to be assigned to this bone. 

Hope this helps too.