>Anyone provide advice about opening up my PB2400 and replacing the HD
>myself? Is
>this a realistic option?
>
>-Marc
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
i wouldn't risk it, personally. there are WAY too many screws to lose, and I
usually feel very confident about getting inside a powerbook. BUT, because
they packed so much into the 2400c, there is alot of work involved. replacing
the keyboard was enough of a hassle for ME....I would STRONGLY SUGGEST you
contact MCE and have THEM do it.
Alan
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Well, there's a challenge I can't resist.
From: Dan Blaker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Marc,
If you're good with your fingers and careful about keeping track of screws,
you should be able to handle replacing the HD yourself.
There is a great PB 2400 disassembly photo sequence at the following URL:
<http://members.aol.com/kim/computer/duo/2400cpu/2400upgrade.html>
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Great set of photos, thanks
-Marc
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