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[* icon_note] ***Use your Phillips head screwdriver to carefully unscrew the SSD from the case.***
-[* black] Locate the SSD securing screws: Once you've identified the SSD, look for any screws that are securing it in place. Typically, the SSD will be held by one or two screws, which could be located at the sides or at the corners of the drive.
-[* black] Unscrew the SSD: Turn the screwdriver counterclockwise to remove the screws one by one. Keep the screws in a safe location, such as a small container or on a magnetic tray, so they don’t get lost. These screws are often small and can be easily misplaced.
-[* black] Set the screws aside: Once all the screws are removed, set them aside in a place where you won’t lose them. Do not forget to keep track of which screws go where, as some laptops may use screws of different lengths.
+[* black] Locate the SSD securing screws
+[* black] Unscrew the SSD: Turn the screwdriver counterclockwise to remove the screw.
+[* black] Set the screw aside: Once the screw is removed, set it aside in a place where you won’t lose it.