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HP Pavillion dm1-3010nr Hard Drive Replacement

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    • Flip the device over, so that the bottom cover is exposed.

    • Slide the black locking mechanism into its unlock position.

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    • After unlocking the mechanism, slide the battery out of its compartment.

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    • With the battery removed, the back cover can be taken off with your hand.

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    • Use your Phillips 0 screwdriver to remove the four 2.5mm Phillips screws which hold the hard drive in place. You can see the 4 screws in the picture circled in red.

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    • To disconnect the hard drive from the motherboard, pull the black tab as seen in the picture.

    This step #5 is completely wrong! You have to detach the SATA-connector from the HDD/SSD, NOT from the Mainboard! If you first execeute step #6 you can disconnect the SATA-connector from the HDD/SSD much easier because the metal cage will not block the connector anymore.

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    • After removing the enclosure from the device, use your Phillips 0 screwdriver to remove four 3mm Phillips screws. There are two screws on each side of the hard drive enclosure.

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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Schritt 5 ist leider komplett falsch. Der SATA-Stecker muss von der Festplatte/SSD gezogen werden. Nicht irgendein Kabel vom Motherboard. Den Stecker zieht man einfacher von der HDD/SSD weg, wenn man zuerst Schritt #6 ausführt, dann ist die Metall-Lasche am Kopf des Steckers nicht mehr im Weg.

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