Toshiba Satellite P55W Hard Drive Replacement 단계 #3 기록 - iFixit

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편집자 Jeff Suovanen- 2016년 10월 10일

편집 승인됨 완료자 Jeff Suovanen

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	[title] View of inside of P55W-C5200X
-	[* black] The hard drive is in the blue square.*
-	[* black] You may have to pry the hard drive up with a little bit of force, the silicon was sticky.
+	[* light_blue] The hard drive is in the blue square.
+	[* icon_note] Some models come with a factory-installed mSATA drive instead of the 2.5" SSD pictured. In that case, the mSATA drive will be where the yellow arrows indicate the RAM memory is, with the pins lining up against the blue area, and the butt towards the bronze heatsink.
+	[* yellow] To remove, unscrew the one screw in the upper right hand corner of the drive (would be approximately where the top yellow arrow is.) Gently lift the free end until it angles up from the pins. Pull and it slides right out.
+	[* icon_note] The 2.5" drive bay is empty, but there are no connection sockets. According to Toshiba, it is there due to the variations in the P55W models (as seen in this guide) and all use the same motherboard and layout.
+	[* light_blue] You may have to pry the 2.5" hard drive up with a little bit of force, the silicon was sticky.
	[* black] The RAM SIMMs are located under those gray flaps with two yellow arrows above the hard drive.*
	[* black] The orange arrow points to the battery taking up all of the lower area to the right of the hard drive.
	[* black] If you have owned your laptop for a while, now is a good time to blow out any dust in the fan and heatsinks. (Red circle.)
-	[* black] * Some models come with a factory pre-installed mSATA drive instead of the 2.5 SSD pictured. In that case, the mSATA drive will be where the yellow arrows indicate the ram memory is, with the pins lining up against the blue area, and the butt towards the bronze heatsink.
-	[* black] *To remove, unscrew the one screw in the upper right hand corner of the drive (would be approximately where the top yellow arrow is.) Gently lift the free end until it angles up from the pins. Pull and it slides right out.
-	[* black] **The 2.5 bay is empty, but there are no connection sockets. According to Toshiba, it is there due to the variations in the P55W models (as seen in this guide) and all use the same motherboard and layout. It should not be used as a secondary storage housing for a 2.5 HDD, even it you could do it with a splitter... But I'm gonna try ;)...