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 Member 492 Level 15.73 Mar 2006 
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Speaking from experience, you don't need to lift weights or anything to take apart a computer. And they sell screwdrivers at Staples. Even better, get yourself a Computer Repair Kit (just some screwdrivers, tweezers, and little plastic containers for holding screws).
All you do is open the case, find the hard drive(s), unplug everything from it (them), and then remove the screws holding it (them) in place. My hard drives have a little diagram on them that shows where you're supposed to move the jumper. If you need more pictures, Google is your friend. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
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