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Hi,
I would like to replace the internal 3.5" HDD in my Pavilion 790 desktop. To do that, I need to remove the isolation screws on the pre-installed HDD and put them on my own HDD. Can someone please tell me which screwdriver is needed to do that? I have attached some pics of the screws which were posted earlier by another member.
Thanks!
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That is a Torqx screw.
It is a T15 Torqx bit or T15 screwdriver.
You could also use a straight slot screwdriver that has a tip wide and thin enough to easily remove the screw.
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That is a Torqx screw.
It is a T15 Torqx bit or T15 screwdriver.
You could also use a straight slot screwdriver that has a tip wide and thin enough to easily remove the screw.
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