How To Replace A Laptop Hard Drive – Replacement Of Laptop Hard Drives
Need more laptop hard drive space? Change your laptops hard drive on your own. One of the easiest and most cost efficient changes that can be made to your laptop is the hard drive. After making sure that the battery is removed and the power cable is unattached, the completion of your hard drive swap is already close to being over and there are only a few simple steps left in the process.
In many cases, the entire casing must be taken off to reach the hard drive, but in even more cases there is an easy access and a few screws holding the unit in place. If the cage-like bezel is attached to the hard drive after you remove the screws, then release the attached cables and remove the entire bezel from the shell-casing of the laptop (pay close attention to the stubs in the casing, keeping the cage in place).
After such a simple process, you can now unscrew the old hard drive from the bezel and screw the new one into place. The next step is to take is to slide the bezel back into place with careful attention to the connection between the pins of the laptop and those of the hard drive. Then, reconnect the previously disconnected data and spring connectors. Finally, you can screw the bezel casing back down and reconnect the lid.
After running your operating systems back up disc and following the prompts, the celebration can begin! You can now dispose of the old hard drive however you deem necessary, and test out your newly replaced hard drive. You will be astonished and proud of what you accomplished, and the minimal time it took to complete this mission.
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jomar maniego on
Wed, 31st Mar 2010 1:09 pm
cd drive is reading but is not burning.
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