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  • So that's it for the bottom half of the computer. Now for the heavyweight LCD and glass.

  • Removing some conveniently-placed T15 screws is all it takes to remove the LCD and glass from the rest of the machine.

  • Despite the pile of screws left on the bench, we are relieved at the absence of our nemesis, adhesive, in HP's design.

  • One also has to remove about a dozen more screws to separate the glass and LCD, but hey -- they're the same-sized T15 screws, and the glass comes right off once the screws are removed! It's about as simple of a construction as it can get for a component that's this hefty.

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