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[title] Prepare the laptop
-[* icon_note] The ability to hibernate the system by closing the laptop will depend on the hibernation settings. The default Windows 8 settings often allow the user to hibernate the laptop and save their current session unless a major procedure is being done. However, you should save your work in case.
+[* icon_note] The ability to hibernate the system by closing the laptop will depend on what operating system you are running. While Windows 8.x allows this, Windows 7 does not. With that being said, any hardware changes will result in the system erasing the saved session and rebooting. As such, you should still save your data before working on the system.
[* black] Shut your laptop and let it hibernate for minor procedures. For major procedures, shut the laptop down. Do not remove the power source until both lights on the side turn off.