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@Fahim23 wrote:Hi experts,
Hp pavilions contain a screw under the rubber strip on the base enclosure. In order for one to upgrade the internal components of the laptop, the rubber strip must be removed to access the screw. How do i remove the rubber strip carefully, and when returned , does it still contain its adhesive or I would have to apply an adhesive?
You can find the complete HP Maintenance and Service Guide for your notebook here: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c05228250
The instructions for what you're asking about start on Page 29.
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@Fahim23 wrote:Hi experts,
Hp pavilions contain a screw under the rubber strip on the base enclosure. In order for one to upgrade the internal components of the laptop, the rubber strip must be removed to access the screw. How do i remove the rubber strip carefully, and when returned , does it still contain its adhesive or I would have to apply an adhesive?
You can find the complete HP Maintenance and Service Guide for your notebook here: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c05228250
The instructions for what you're asking about start on Page 29.
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