Difference between revisions of "Install a Notebook Hard Drive"
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Computer hardware has a tendency to fail after a few years and, for most desktop owners, that is not a real problem. A replacement hard drive and other components are fairly reasonable and easy to change. For notebook (laptop) owners, however, it can be a much different situation. Many notebook owners are leery of working on their computers' internal parts. However, if your laptop hard drive fails or you need more space, you can easily install a notebook hard drive. | Computer hardware has a tendency to fail after a few years and, for most desktop owners, that is not a real problem. A replacement hard drive and other components are fairly reasonable and easy to change. For notebook (laptop) owners, however, it can be a much different situation. Many notebook owners are leery of working on their computers' internal parts. However, if your laptop hard drive fails or you need more space, you can easily install a notebook hard drive. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#Back up all files currently stored on the notebook, if you are able to access them. | #Back up all files currently stored on the notebook, if you are able to access them. | ||
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#Reattach the hard drive bay door and replace the screws. | #Reattach the hard drive bay door and replace the screws. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
