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-[* red] Once the computer is in an open and flat space to work on, place the computer upside and remove the screws holding the plate with a screwdriver.
-[* black] After removing the screws, slide the plate from right to left to open the computer and see its machinery.
-[* black] After placing the plate somewhere else to keep the clear area, set the computer down on its side, where the open side is up for you to work.
+[* red] Place the computer upside on the table and remove the screws holding the plate with a screwdriver.
+[* black] Slide the plate from right to left to open the computer and see its machinery.
+[* black] Place the plate somewhere else to keep the area clear, and set the computer down on its side, where the open side is up for you to work.
[* orange] Locate the RAM. RAM looks like long thin pieces of hardware that look like small rulers and are placed next to each other.
[* icon_note] From here on out, you should have your flashlight to shine a light on your computer so you can see the hardware.