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[* black] Remove the plastic casing covering the RAM chip.
- [* red] Use the #1 Philips Head Screwdriver to remove the M2 screw holding back the plastic casing.
+ [* red] Use the #1 Phillips Head Screwdriver to remove the M2 screw holding back the plastic casing.
[* black] Now remove the plastic casing and you should see the RAM chip.