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[* black] Grab a Philips #0 Screw Driver from the iFixit Tool kit
[* red] Flip over the Laptop and remove all the screws at the bottom of the IdeaPad with the screwdriver
-[* black] Once all the Screws have been removed, carefully remove the back panel. You can use the Opening tool for this step, but using your fingers will work just as good
+[* black] Carefully remove the back panel. You can use the Opening tool for this step, but using your fingers will work just as good