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Swapping your hard drive on a Windows notebook
Pt. 4 of 5 | 2:06 |
Thursday August 26, 2010
How to change a notebook hard drive
Thursday August 26, 2010
In this episode, we'll show you how to
replace a notebook hard drive
on aWindows-based laptop
. The steps are different between various laptop models, but we'll show you the general steps toremove the hard drive
andsafely replace your hard drive
with a new one.Download this episode now
Show Notes
- In this episode, we're looking at swapping the hard drive out on a Windows system.
- The first step is to find where the hard drive is located.
- On Windows-based notebooks, they are usually accessible by either a bay on the side or a door on the underside of the computer.
- There should be a symbol identifying where to find the hard drive.
- As always, you should remove the battery before swapping out any parts on your notebook.
- If there are any screws keeping the hard drive door or drive bay in place, you'll want to remove those.
- Now remove the drive. If it is in a sled, remove the screws that hold the mounting system in place and gently remove the drive.
- Now follow those steps in the reverse order, replacing your old drive with the new one.
- Ensure that the drive bay door is secure and you should be ready to start up your notebook.
- The first step is to find where the hard drive is located.
- On Windows-based notebooks, they are usually accessible by either a bay on the side or a door on the underside of the computer.
- There should be a symbol identifying where to find the hard drive.
- As always, you should remove the battery before swapping out any parts on your notebook.
- If there are any screws keeping the hard drive door or drive bay in place, you'll want to remove those.
- Now remove the drive. If it is in a sled, remove the screws that hold the mounting system in place and gently remove the drive.
- Now follow those steps in the reverse order, replacing your old drive with the new one.
- Ensure that the drive bay door is secure and you should be ready to start up your notebook.
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