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Got a question that I can't seem to find the answer for, and I have spoken
with a "tech" from Hewlett Packard and the link they sent me to was dead, so I am at a loss. My question is this: I have a new compaq presario with approximately a 32Gb drive. I want to completely remove that drive and install a newer, larger drive, however my problem begins when I go to take the drive out--one side of the case is completely riveted shut, with no seeable method to remove it, and there is not enough distance between the inside section of the drive and the side of the case to slip a screwdriver in. Does anyone know how to remove the case without damaging it, or how to remove the drive itself? I have been to the Hp website and like all other aspects of HP--it is useless. I use the computer because it was basically free, and I did a few minor things to it and it now works great--unusual for an Hp... The link to the PDF file containging instructions on part removal, and case removal was a dead link--the pdf finished downloading, but there was nothing in it. I can't seem to find an Html version anywhere, so does anyone have any ideas--other than cutting or damaging the case, or throwing the entire computer out--both are not an option........ Any help appreciated. me |
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If it's that hard to get it out either leave it there as a secondary or just
unplug it and abandon it in place. AG "me" <> wrote in message news:lKHwd.10873$.. . > Got a question that I can't seem to find the answer for, and I have spoken > with a "tech" from Hewlett Packard and the link they sent me to was dead, > so > I am at a loss. > > My question is this: I have a new compaq presario with approximately a > 32Gb > drive. I want to completely remove that drive and install a newer, larger > drive, however my problem begins when I go to take the drive out--one > side > of the case is completely riveted shut, with no seeable method to remove > it, > and there is not enough distance between the inside section of the drive > and > the side of the case to slip a screwdriver in. Does anyone know how to > remove the case without damaging it, or how to remove the drive itself? > > I have been to the Hp website and like all other aspects of HP--it is > useless. I use the computer because it was basically free, and I did a > few > minor things to it and it now works great--unusual for an Hp... The link > to > the PDF file containging instructions on part removal, and case removal > was > a dead link--the pdf finished downloading, but there was nothing in it. I > can't seem to find an Html version anywhere, so does anyone have any > ideas--other than cutting or damaging the case, or throwing the entire > computer out--both are not an option........ > > Any help appreciated. > > AG |
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"AG" <> wrote in news:41c350f5$0$19030
$: > compaq presario Which Presario? I may no the procedure .... Bum |
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Model SR1103WM
Serial Number CNC430085f It came from walmart. Abandoning it in place isn't an option. I need to gain access and find the procedure for removal of the case to gain access. Are there any special tools that HP or Compaq Technicians use to gain access? I know they simply don't abandon, because they are going to have to eventually replace one..so there has to be a way. "Bum" <> wrote in message news:Xns95C2B4CF4B862Bumbummerorg@24.24.2.167... > "AG" <> wrote in news:41c350f5$0$19030 > $: > > > compaq presario > > Which Presario? I may no the procedure .... me |
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Here it the service manual from compaq, basically you need to remove the
side, the front, and lift tabs to slide the dive out. Bum |
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Bum <> wrote in news:Xns95C2C28A48C45Bumbummerorg@
24.24.2.166: > Here it the service manual from compaq, basically you need to remove the > side, the front, and lift tabs to slide the dive out. > > > Bum |
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"Bum" <> wrote in message news:Xns95C2C28A48C45Bumbummerorg@24.24.2.166... > Here it the service manual from compaq, basically you need to remove the > side, the front, and lift tabs to slide the dive out. You can't post attachments in this newsgroup. Most news servers are just going to filter them out. Try e-mailing it to each other or something. Patrick Michael |
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"Patrick Michael" <> wrote in
news:21Owd.59$ZL.25@okepread03: > > "Bum" <> wrote in message > news:Xns95C2C28A48C45Bumbummerorg@24.24.2.166... >> Here it the service manual from compaq, basically you need to remove >> the side, the front, and lift tabs to slide the dive out. > > You can't post attachments in this newsgroup. Most news servers are > just going to filter them out. Try e-mailing it to each other or > something. > > > Oops sorry. Did not mean to cause a problem. Bum Bum |
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"me" <> wrote in
news:IiMwd.16387$: > I could not read the file. > "Bum" <> wrote in message > news:Xns95C2C560E66A6Bumbummerorg@24.24.2.167... Ok ... go to HP website and search for the model of the computer. It is listed there I see. Bum |
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me wrote:
> Model SR1103WM > Serial Number CNC430085f > > It came from walmart. Abandoning it in place isn't an option. I > need to gain access and find the procedure for removal of the case to > gain access. > > Are there any special tools that HP or Compaq Technicians use to gain > access? I know they simply don't abandon, because they are going to > have to eventually replace one..so there has to be a way. > "Bum" <> wrote in message > news:Xns95C2B4CF4B862Bumbummerorg@24.24.2.167... >> "AG" <> wrote in news:41c350f5$0$19030 >> $: >> You want this link for manuals http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/m...ang=en &cc=us -- Tapioca If you have nothing to do, then do nothing and enjoy it! Tapioca |
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