After my Ambien induced coma last night my laptop isn't finding the HD. Dell told me to re-seat the HD. I have no clue where it is but they said it was easy. I would hate to have to call them again and wait on hold for 30 minutes. Could someone tell me how to find it? I gather it's on the bottom of the notebook under one of these screwed on flaps?
Then should I just pull it out then push it back in? I have a feeling Ambien claimed another victim here but I'm keeping my fingers crossed.
D600 HDD is located on the left side, near the front corner, you'll note a cutout and a single screw just under the bottom. Remove the screw and slide the drive out.
On the D800, locate the headphone jacks, you'll note that there is a cutout area around it and a screw just under the bottom edge of the system, remove that screw and pull the drive out.
Oh, I think Americans understand that the one thing conservatives hate the most is the idea of spending American tax money on Americans. . .in America.
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