How do you dismantle a NEC computer case?
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Go to www.packardbell.com (packard bell is a division of NEC Computers International) Click on support and find your model. There should be instructions within the support articles.
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Clamp it to the metal chassis of the case.
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you can replace the old one with the new on just open the computer and the front panel unscrew the drive and pull that one out the put the new one in then plug the cables then screw that one in than put the case back on and try to in stall the new drive
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Using a butterknife, you should be able to take the keys off.  Uses a warm damp rag to clean up the mess.
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For your first question, "How do I wipe out my computers memory?", just turn the computer off.\n\nAs far as getting rid of the files on the old computer, just delete them after you've moved them from your old computer to the new laptop. Select the files you want to delete, then hit the "Delete" key. When you're done, empty the Recycle Bin.\n\nFor the programs, go to Control Panel, then Add/Remove software to uninstall them.
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I went to truck stop and bought metal tool case.\nlooks like an aluminum large briefcase.\nthen got a good friend to make a protective sleeve to fit computer.\nhas worked great for about 8 years now. I gave $19.99
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Not easily.\n\nYour best bet would be a professional data recovery firm - it'll be kind of pricey, so only do it if the data is really important.\n\nIf you were handy with a soldering iron, you could buy a new, identical flash drive, open the case, take off the memory chip, solder on the one from your broken drive, and hope it works long enough to get your data off.\n\nGood luck
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Shred all the files with McAfee shredder, or zero-out the hard drive (zero-out is on Disk Utility on macs, and norton might have it, i don't know)
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Right mouse click on it, and choose delete...it will be sent to recycle bin.
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You can replace it yourself but, the process is pretty involved for a novice person. If you have a lot of experience working with desktops and electronics you will have no problem.\nYou pretty much have to take the entire laptop apart in order to get to the fan. I've done this many times and it takes 20-30 minutes. \nThe PDF below from IBM explains how to remove and replace anything on the laptop in pretty good detail.\nIf you don't feel comfortable doing it yourself there are several sellers on ebay.com who will replace the part for $50 + shipping.\nGood luck.
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Changing internal hard drives is pretty simple.\n\n>>I'd suggest you visit one of the links referenced below and read it carefully before you attempt anything. <<\n\nVisit your PC manufacturer's site for instructions on how to open your case and physically remove the hard disk\n\nIn short , to replace a hard drive,\n\nUnplug and disconnect all cables going to your CPU, ground yourself or use an antistatic wrist strap to be safe.\nOpen up your case, trace the cables going from the motherboard to your harddrive and unplug them.\nUnscrew the exisiting harddrive from its bay and remove it.\nPut the new drive into the drive bay and secure it using the mounting screws. Re connect all cables that you disconnected inside the case. Close case, then reconnect all external cables. and you are all set.\n\nMind you, identifying the C vs D is more complicated. Depends whether your disk is partitioned. \n\nIf you only have single partition on a disk, then it is usually drive C. \n\nIf you have multiple hard drives with single partitions, then the disk connected to your primary IDE controller is generally drive C.\n\nIf you have multiple internal partitions and only a single physical drive inside your PC, then your drive C , D and any others are all logical seperations inside the same disk unit.
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Since it is a Dell and an older one I bet the bugger is in there standing straight up, not normal. Usually there is some kind of bracket attached to the inside of the case holding it there. Look for screws on the bracket to undo, then slide the bracket sideways. You have to get the bracket out and then unscrew the hard drive from that.
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go to http://www.symantec.com and search for the removal tools
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you can remove any of them by formatin related local hard drive. must be C and D
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There are very few moving parts in a computer.\n1 Hardrive\n2 Fans\nOpen the case and listen.\nIf it is the hard drive, not much you can do.. Just take it as a hint to backup.\nIf it is the fan, try a can of compressed air to blow out the dust.\nIf that doesn't work, probably a bearing in the fan.  Replace the fan.
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open up the cover, unscrew and take the hard drive out
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chunk the pc in the garbage