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-[* black] Now that the screws have been removed, you should be able to pull down the screen, as shown in the picture. If you are unable to do so, make sure you have removed all screws.
-[* black] Pull the screen down, be wary of the wire connecting the screen's circuit board to the rest of the laptop.
-[* black] Unplug wire connecting screen to the motherboard. It may take some force to pull the plug out.
+[* black] Now that you've pulled out the screen casing, look for four screws, there will be two on the right and left side of the casing.
+[* black] Using your off hand's thumb, hold the screen in place. Using the Philips 0 Screwdriver, unscrew them.
+[* black] Carefully remove your hand, and gently let the screen down.