I m computer blind, and I asked if the hard disk is easy to disassemble and assemble

What computer are you laptop or desktop.

It's best not to mess with the contents of your hand.

If it is a tabletop disassembly, it is very simple.

But there is also one thing to be aware of.

Don't shrink the needle, it will cost more money to repair it like that.

It's just to unplug a few cables from the hard drive, and then loosen the fixed snails.

Desktops are very easy to disassemble and assemble, notebook sales, please go to the notebook dealer after-sales service station to find professional help, otherwise it will be very troublesome to disassemble.

Or don't dismantle, if it's not physical damage, you can fix it without dismantling.

It's very simple, you can open the chassis to change, there are only 2 sets of wires on the hard disk, a data cable, a power cable, unplug it, buy a new hard disk and don't have to worry about plugging in the wrong wire, the corresponding line is not plugged in.

Before turning on the computer, you must have sufficient computer hardware knowledge and computer experience. It is recommended that you go to study before opening it. Otherwise... Problems will happen. Let's find a manufacturer.

The hard disk is easy to remove from the host, remove the screws that fix the hard disk in the shutdown state, and then unplug the data cable plugged into the hard disk, and it's OK.

Particularly easy to dismantle ·· But you have to see whether it is a brand machine or a compatible machine, the compatible machine is very easy to disassemble ·· The brand machine may not be able to say . . .

If you don't use your own motherboard and other hardware to install the system, will it be unstable?

It's easy to disassemble, dial the power cord, open the case, dial the data cable, the hard disk power cord, and it's OK.

Unplug the power cord and data cable, unscrew the screws, OK

It's better to replace it with a new one, there's no point in repairing it!

It's easy to dismantle! Unplug the power cord, data cable, and unscrew the screws! Get!

No, just hug the host and go to the repairman.

Hello: This is to power the SATA hard disk, it can't be used if it's separated, because the line needs a direct power supply, so it is recommended not to use it separately, I hope it can help you.

From the structure of the white D-shaped plug, the 4 metal pins are fastened to the white plastic head by spines on both sides (visible from the plug facing inward).

Therefore, the metal needle can be withdrawn by simply fitting the metal needle over a thin tube or by using two small screwdrivers to bring the spines "together". Drawings:

It is more troublesome to separate, just buy a cable, if the connector is not enough, buy a conversion head.

Hello, I used to work in the computer city, selling computers, and cleaning computers.

The brands I have cleared are: HP, Acer, Dell, Toshiba.

The following personal opinion: the best to disassemble is HP. The reason is: the hard disk is easy to remove, and the fan is independent, so there is no need to remove the thermal conductive parts on the CPU.

The most difficult to disassemble Toshiba brand, his keyboard design is very speechless, the hard disk is basically the same, it is particularly difficult to disassemble, after dismantling, it is difficult to install it, a headache wow.

There are many models of each brand, and each model is different, and I have also dismantled Dell's, which is also a relatively simple one. I haven't encountered the problem that the hard drive is difficult to disassemble as you said.

When you buy it, you can turn the background up, and look at it,In the CPU、Memory、The maintenance of the corresponding detachable baffle in the hard disk part is naturally easier,Generally speaking, the kind of superbook can't be disassembled。

It's time-consuming to struggle with the problem of less than 30 yuan, and you can do a lot of things in this time, hehe.

Wireless system hard drive.

Replace the hard drive by pressing any key.

It means that if your operating system crashes and you change the system, you can go to the computer store.

Hard disk disassembly, step 1: first preparations, a screwdriver, both hands touch metal objects (such as radiators) to discharge static electricity, can also be washed to discharge static electricity, pay attention to dry hands, make sure that the main computer is powered off.

Step 2: Use a screwdriver to remove the screws on both sides of the panel located at the rear of the chassis. Most case side panels are rear-open, hold the case in place with one hand (press on top) and push back with the other hand on the case side panel to remove both sides of the case.

At this time, you can see the hard disk in the case, the hard disk wiring has a data cable and a power cable, and some have a clip, and you can pinch and pull it out with your thumb and index finger. Remove the screws on both sides of the hard drive to take out the hard drive.

Steps: 1Be sure to remove the battery, disconnect the power supply, press the power button 1-2 times to discharge the operation, and then carry out the later operation!

2.Find **on 5.).Hard drive bay there Unscrew the left and right 2 screws 3Open the hard drive cover.

4.Unscrew the screws on the hard drive bracket.

5.When taking out the hard disk, first move the hard disk to the right and then to the left, and take the hard disk out, without brute force.

6.Unscrew the hard drive from the hard drive bracket and remove the hard drive that is fixed to the bracket (there may be no screws to observe).

7.Replace it with a new hard drive.

8.When the hard drive is homed, it is moved to the left and then to the right. Tighten the screws 9Close the hard drive cover and screw the screws.

If your hard drive is outside, just remove the hard drive screws, you look carefully at the side of the screw control, there is a mark, if the hard drive is inside, it has to be removed.

It's very simple to disassemble the hard drive of the laptop, just remove the screws of the case, and then you can see the hard drive, and then remove it carefully.

Remove the plastic case in the upper right corner and you should be able to remove the hard drive.

In the upper right corner, the one above the yellow label, you should be able to see it by unscrewing it, and then there should be a screw fixed on the hard disk inside.

To disassemble the hard drive, you have to disassemble the shell first...

Fold the two screws, and the box on the yellow tip bar will be visible when you open it.

I've dismantled a lot of notebooks, and I've only seen three locations where the hard drive is placed

One is placed on the base of the notebook, that is, the back, some notebooks have an independent hard disk cover, as long as the hard disk cover is opened, the hard disk can be taken out, and some are to disassemble the entire base (but this should be rare).

The second is placed on the side of the notebook, there are several screws fixed, and the hard disk can be pulled out by removing the screws, and the third is placed on both sides of the touchpad of the notebook, the touchpad shell of the notebook is generally separated from the keyboard, as long as the screws of the shell connected to the touchpad are removed from the base and disassembled, you can see the hard disk.

But be careful that even if you remove all the screws of the notebook, there is still a card between the shell of the notebook and the shell, and it will be stuck tightly, so you have to see clearly and then pry it open slowly, be sure to identify the direction, don't pry it back, and you must see the order clearly when removing the shell.

The cover of your business card in the upper right corner, remove the screws, you can see the hard disk, and gently unplug the socket connected to it, and you can take out the hard disk.

Open the back cover, find the drive, unplug it, and pull out the drive holder.

It's all plugged in, just unplug it!