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| [* black] Remove the following screws securing the antenna plate to the mini: | |
| [* red] Two 6.6 mm T8 Torx screws | |
| [* orange] Two 5.0 mm T8 Torx or 2.0 mm Hex screws (either screwdriver will work) | |
| [* black] When putting back together: | |
| - | [* black] it can be difficult to get the hard drive seated correctly such that the antenna plate fits in place correctly. Make sure that the hard drive is close to the power supply on the right, and just a bit behind the lip of the housing for the second hard drive, beneath it, not tight against it or on top of it. It should be able to move a bit. |
| - | [* black] Then, seat the antenna plate, attach the antenna plate to the hard drive (red screws), then lock the antenna plate into place (it has a small lip that latches over the case at the back) and screw in the orange screws. |
| + | [* black] it can be difficult to get the hard drive seated correctly such that the antenna plate fits in place correctly. If the screw holes don't line up with those on the hard drive, make sure that the two pins that are in the back edge of the hard drive are properly seated in the holes at the back of the case, above the housing for the second hard drive. |
| + | [* black] You might be able to force the antenna into place if the pins aren't aligned, but you shouldn't have to if the pins are inserted correctly. |
| + | [* black] Because the antenna attaches directly to the hard drive (red screws), attaching the antenna can move the hard drive around and loosen the connection of the hard drive to the mother board. Double check that connection before continuing. |