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May 30, 2005 at 6:39 pm #18497

bronxy
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My hard drive crashed, and I am looking to get a new one. The only problem? I need to take the hard drive out, and put it back in myself. I am not going to give it to someone to do, so I can pay them. I no longer have a warranty on my notebook anymore.

I have a Toshiba. I have looked on their website and it says to take out a toshiba laptop hard drive, please contact a service agent near you and ship it to them. They don’t have any diagram on how to take it out. No diagram came with my laptop either, to take it out.

I have searched for a diagram on the internet and still have no luck. I would like to not send it off to someone so they can do it.

Does anyone know where I might be able to find a diagram?
I have a: Toshiba Notebook satellite A15

Any help would be appreciated,
thank you!!

May 30, 2005 at 6:43 pm #122798

MartinBradley
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I just found this link after a quick Google search, it may be of some use. Hope it helps.
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