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[* icon_note] ***Carefully insert your new SSD into the drive, screwing it back into place***
[* black] Gently insert the SSD: Once aligned, carefully insert the SSD into the connector. Apply even pressure to ensure the SSD slides in fully. Avoid pushing on the drive too hard—once it’s lined up correctly, it should click into place without requiring excessive force.
-[* black] Screw the SSD back into place: After inserting the SSD, take the screws you previously removed and reattach them to secure the SSD. Use your Phillips head screwdriver to tighten the screws, ensuring the SSD is held firmly in place but not overtightened. Over-tightening can strip the threads or crack the plastic housing.
+[* black] Screw the SSD back into place: After inserting the SSD, take the screws you previously removed and reattach them to secure the SSD. Use your Phillips head screwdriver to tighten the screws, ensuring the SSD is held firmly in place but not overtightened.