Hey everyone, I wanted to know how to remove this hard drive (picture provided)?
I have two 4 TB hard drives and would like to remove the top one.
Thanks in advance
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Hard drives can be attached from the side or from the bottom with screws. So if there are no screws on the side, the plate is no longer held by any mounts, then it can only be screws from below.
And how do you get the lower screws loose because there’s a lot of space and I can’t get there with a screwdriver?
Unfortunately, this cannot be seen with the photo. But try first of all whether the plate is movable. So easily displaceable in all directions. Then it’s just rubber bearings on which the plate is stuck.
Otherwise, I guess there’s some way to get to the screws.
Can you call the name of the case?
Thank you very much for the answers 🙂
The plate has threaded bores on its housing 6 on the long sides and 4 at the bottom.
At the points, it is screwed to the housing with at least four screws.
With many PC cases, you can somehow solve the hard disk holder separately depending on the manufacturer. At Dell and HP, there are usually levers on which the carrier can be raised.
If there is no operating program, simply pull the plug and reboot the PC…
Before entering the disk management, see whether there are really no system partitions on the disk to be removed, especially small hidden partitions at the beginning.
Will be difficult when the HDDs are the same *nice
And can you screw it off? Is it or can you just remove both?
You can only remove the one…because small screws are to be released…then pull out…
ðŸ ̃‰ Of course… but they have a serial number or something, you should be able to distinguish it. Didn’t have any Windows in operation now.
All right thanks