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-[* black] Using a plastic spudge tool, pry the upper right-hand corner of the keyboard tray up.
-[* red] With the plastic spudge still in place at the corner, use a credit card (or something similar) to press the release tab at the upper right-hand corner of the keyboard tray. It is located right above the Del key.
-[* red] With the credit card pushed up against the tab, slide the small spudge tool along the top edge of the keyboard towards the credit card. Continue with this method until you have gotten to all tabs. There are 5 total across the top.
+[* black] Open the netbook screen all the way and, using a plastic opening tool, pry the upper right-hand corner of the keyboard tray up.
+[* red] With the plastic opening tool still in place at the corner, use a credit card (or something similar) to press the release tab at the upper right-hand corner of the keyboard tray. It is located right above the Del key.
+[* red] With the credit card pushed up against the tab, slide the plastic opening tool along the top edge of the keyboard towards the credit card. Continue with this method until you have gotten to all tabs. There are 5 total across the top.