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Please note this guide was written the day after on memory only so may be inconsistent or not the fastest way but it worked for me.
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Lay the computer down on a flat surface
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Put your suction cups on the top corners of the screen
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Pull upwards in an arching motion trying to pull the front glass towards yourself. It's held in place with magnets, some force may be required.
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Disconnect the ribbon cables.
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While wearing gloves remove the front glass and place it to the side
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Remove the brackets on the top corners of the screen using a Phillips head screwdriver, put aside for reassembly.
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Once the screen is unscrewed pull in a similar arching motion as you did the front glass.
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When reassembling, ensure that the screen is flush with all four corners. Otherwise it will not seat back into the chassis properly.
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This is the INCORRECT way to put the brackets back on, the bend point should be facing upwards
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As some of the screws are next to the magnets, you may want to use a pair of pliers or tweezers to get them started in the holes
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With the computer open, take the MSata out
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With the drive removed power the computer back on
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Mash the ESC key to get into bios
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Once you are in bios, power the computer back off after making any wanted modifications
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With the drive out, re-partition the drive to be empty, deleting everything that is currently on it
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Put the MSata Drive back into the computer and power back on, once again mash ESC to enter bios
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From this point you can now treat this like any traditional OS installation setting a external drive as the boot device
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Do not use the included Telikin keyboard, when I did it I had to plug in a third party keyboard which is why its a required tool
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
