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New MessageInstalling Memory (modified 0 times) lmw6
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OK! So now I have a 32 meg memory stick. I got all the visible screws out but there was one I couldn't get to. Any help on getting this screw out would be appreciated.
rwb
06-26-2001 15:24:39

New MessageRE:Installing Memory (modified 0 times) tcbordp
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I am not sure which screw you are refering to as not visible. You have to remove the screw in the center that holds the hard drive and then remove the hard drive and battery to access the last two screws in the corners under the hard drive a battery. The other screws are visible from the back if I rememeber correctly. Then you have to carefully go around the edge unhooking the plastic latches that hold the two parts together. If you look closely at the edge gap you will see a recess in the gap once in a while, that is the latch. The easiest way to unhook them is with a small screwdriver. Just press into the recess in the edge GENTLY and the latch will unhook. After several are off the case comes in two pretty easily. There is a connector that joins the front and back on the side opposite the battery, just make sure it comes apart straight and lines up when you put it back together. This is actually one of the best designed cases to disassemble that I have seen, You should see what a pain it is to disassemble my magio to replace the hard drive.

PeteB

06-27-2001 14:23:18

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