Replace HDD on P10 - 873

I was wondering, where is the HARD drive located on the P10 873 and how do I go abouts changing?

Y at - it the intsructions to show you how to diassemble the laptop?

Thanks in adavnce

Hello

The HARD drive is placed at the bottom of the unit.
If you want to replace the HARD drive, you must remove the battery and the optical drive, and then follow these steps:

1. remove the four black screws that anchor the shield with aluminum on the HARD drive and pull it out.
2. gently pull on the HARD drive the front panel of the computer to disconnect the system board, then pull it out.
3. remove the four silver screws that attach the HARD drive to the HARD disk case
4. then remove the casing HARD drive HARD drive

Be careful with the replacement

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