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The keyboard in the HP Mini 110 is held in by three screws behind the battery, and will easily pop out with a little clever work with the spudger. Removing the keyboard is a must if you need to access any of the internals (except for the memory).
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Power-off the netbook fully before attempting to remove the battery.
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Flip your netbook upside down, and locate the sliding tabs near the battery.
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Slide both tabs inward so that the battery visibly moves away from the case of the computer.
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Release the tabs and pull the battery out.
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With the screen closed, turn your netbook around so that the battery slot is facing you.
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Remove the three 2.9mm screws in the battery slot.
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This step can be made easier by using a magnetic screwdriver.
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Flip the netbook upright, and open the screen as far as it will go.
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Pry up the keyboard from the middle of the top edge.
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Insert the flat end of the spudger between middle of the the top edge of the keyboard and the plastic frame behind it.
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Pry the keyboard up until it pops out or until you can grab it with your fingers, and then pull gently until it pops out on both sides.
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Flip the keyboard over (toward you) by pivoting it about the lower edge, and lay it upside down on top of the touchpad area to reveal the ribbon cable.
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Lightly pull up on the black tab on top of the keyboard ribbon cable until it hinges toward you and releases the ribbon cable end.
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Pull the ribbon cable backward and out of the receptacle. This should not require any effort.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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