Introduction
Faulty Hard Drive
- If your device is demonstrating issues such as frequent error failures, corrupted data, files, and folders, and blue screen of death this may indicate there is a faulty hard drive. You will need to replace it. Use the guide below to help you replace your hard drive.
- Before you begin using this guide, make sure you have inspected your device thoroughly for similar symptoms mentioned above before making hardware changes.
- Make sure the device is not powered on before proceeding with the the guide steps and disconnected from any external power source.
- Second, proceed safely but rapidly to prevent any potential data loss using a new hard drive that better works for your system.
Tools
Parts
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            In the red is the battery and the battery's holding/locking latches. 
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            Slide the latches in the direction the arrows face. This will unlock and release the battery. 
 
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            Check the battery port on your device and make sure it is clear of debris and pins are not bent or damaged. 
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            Install the new battery into the port and press down gently. 
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            Once installed and you have followed the battery manufacturer's instructions, turn your device on to its upright position and boot your device. 
 
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            Slide the battery release tabs to the left, and then remove the battery. 
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            Using a Philips #1 screwdriver, remove the following screws from the base panel: 
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            Two 12.5 mm screws 
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            Four 5.5 mm screws and six 7.25 mm screws 
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            Gently remove the two corner panels located at each end of the batteru slot to reveal an additional screw under each panel. 
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            Locate and then remove the six remaining 7.25 mm screws hidden in the battery compartment and also beneath the corner panel covers. 
 
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            Remove the optical drive by pulling on the plastic cover panel. 
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            Using a prying tool, gently pry the back panel off. 
 
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            Lift The Drive 
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            Gently lift the left side of the hard drive to detach it from the mounting bay. 
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            Detach Rubber Mounts 
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            Gently pull the rubber mounts away from the drive to release it. 
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            Disconnect the Cable: 
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            Locate the plastic tab on the connecting table. 
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            Carefully pry the tab upward to disconnect the cable from the hard drive. Avoid pulloing the cable directly to prevent damage. 
 
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            Observe the port connection and match it with the drives slot. 
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            Connect and press firmly. 
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            Install black rubber pieces on to the drive. 
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            Place the drive into its slot. 
 
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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