Screw hard drive Dell

I need to install my old hard drive SATA on my new Inspiron 531 s as a second hard drive. Tried and realized that the fixing screws are special. They have a big head. I have a lot of normal mounting screws, none of them are close too it. I tried to get them in stores, nobody wants. Called Dell support, parts etc. They "do not sell". It's a shame, as it should have been included in the box. I may return this computer because I can't get 4 small screws.

Dell should include with the box, certainly sell it or just give it on request. Anyone know how to get these screws 'shoulder '.


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