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[title] Remove the Back Panel Screws and Lift
-[* black] After the computer base (#1) is facing up, use the Philips screwdriver to remove the two captive screws (#2) which hold the base panel (#3) down.
-[* black] Then, use your spudger (#4) to lift up the panel. You can also use your fingernail to lift it as well.
-[* black] After you lift up the front a bit, you'll need to slide the non-screw side forward a little to finish lifting out the base panel from the computer.
+[* black] After the computer base (#1) is facing up, use a Philips screwdriver to remove the two captive screws (#2) which hold the base panel (#3) down.
+[* black] Then, use a spudger (#4) to lift up the panel. You can also use your fingernail to lift it as well.
+[* black] After the front has been lifted up a bit, the non-screw side of the panel will need to be slid forward a little to finish lifting out the base panel from the computer.