o Remove and replace the hard drive only when the computer is OFF,
unplugged, and the battery pack is removed. Do not remove or replace a
hard drive while the computer is ON, in Standby, or in Hibernation. To
determine whether the computer is in Hibernation, complete the following
steps:
a. Turn on the computer and notice whether you are prompted to restore
from Hibernation. If you are restoring from Hibernation, let the
computer complete this task.
b. Save all files and exit all applications.
c. Turn off the computer.
o Before handling the hard drive, ensure that you are discharged of static
electricity. Avoid touching the connectors.
o Handle the drive carefully. Do not drop.
o When removing the hard drive, immediately place the drive into the hard
drive carrying case, which was provided with the computer (Table 3-4).
o Avoid exposing the hard drive to temperature extremes.
o Avoid exposure to products that have magnetic fields such as monitors or
speakers.
o Do not spray the hard drive with cleaners or expose it to liquids.
o When mailing the hard drive, use the original shipping container for the
hard drive, if available.
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To remove the hard drive, complete the following steps:
1. Close or pull the display forward so that the computer won't tip
backward when the hard drive is removed.
2. Open the hard drive compartment door by releasing the latch on the door
(Figure 4-26).
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