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Super_Nova · 11-19-2004, 03:15 PM

Well.. there are alot of screws and ribbon connectors on the system board. Other than that it's not too different. You have to learn some troubleshooting skills for the screen but it's not at all difficult.
One trick I've learned is that if you've lost some screws, make sure you have enough to replace all the outside screws on the case. Don't worry about leaving one out inside. That way the customer won't know any better

4W4K3 · 11-20-2004, 12:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Super_Nova

Well.. there are alot of screws and ribbon connectors on the system board. Other than that it's not too different. You have to learn some troubleshooting skills for the screen but it's not at all difficult.
One trick I've learned is that if you've lost some screws, make sure you have enough to replace all the outside screws on the case. Don't worry about leaving one out inside. That way the customer won't know any better

What if i've stripped a case screw on my laptop? No matter what the screw won't stay in lol. Should i go with a bigger screw?

11-19-2004, 03:15 PM	#21 (permalink)
Super_Nova Gold Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Memphis, TN Age: 29 Posts: 440	Well.. there are alot of screws and ribbon connectors on the system board. Other than that it's not too different. You have to learn some troubleshooting skills for the screen but it's not at all difficult. One trick I've learned is that if you've lost some screws, make sure you have enough to replace all the outside screws on the case. Don't worry about leaving one out inside. That way the customer won't know any better __________________ My Suitcase PC: Currently: Mobile AMD Athlon XP 2600+ @ 2133MHz 1GB Kingston Hyper-X @333Mhz 40 GB HD and External USB 120GB Hard drive Shuttle MN31/N Motherboard DVD-Burner Planned: More cutting and mounting of brackets and accessories.

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