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-	[* black] ~~After you have finished unscrewing, grab~~ your plastic spudger and begin attempting to remove the back casing.
-	[* black] ~~Begin by slowly sliding~~ the ~~end~~ of the spudger along the edge of the laptop, ~~making sure~~ to release ~~all~~ the clips holding the ~~casing~~.
-	[* black] As you slide it, you should hear a "pop" sound as ~~it releases~~. Although it sounds rather frightening, this is normal and you shouldn't be concerned. *DO NOT* attempt to remove the case until everything is unclipped, as you don't want to accidentally break something in the process.
+	[* black] Grab your plastic spudger and begin attempting to remove the back casing.
+	[* black] Slowly slide the sharp side of the spudger along the edge of the laptop. By doing this, you are attempting to release the clips holding in the back cover, making it easier to remove.
+	[* black] Note: As you slide your spudger, you should hear a "pop" sound as the clips release. Although it sounds rather frightening, this is normal and you shouldn't be concerned. *DO NOT* attempt to remove the case until everything is unclipped, as you don't want to accidentally break something in the process.
	[* black] Once you have finished unclipping with the spudger, you can slide the case off to reveal the interior.