#Asus m32 series replacement hard drive upgrade
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You may have to lift and tilt the GPU at an angle before removing.ASUS M32AD US005O Memory Upgrades from Data Memory Systemsĭata Memory Systems carries a full line of ASUS memory upgrades including memory for the ASUS M32AD US005O. Remove another 2 screws (shown in blue) to unfasten the GPU from the motherboard. Remove the screw near the purple frame of the CPU (shown in green) to unfasten the CPU.įor the GPU, remove the 2 screws (shown in red) to separate the heat sink. Gently remove the heat sink/cooling system (note: there usually is an extra screw or two holding down the fan unit, but I couldn't find them. Unscrew the CPU and chipset frame (shown in red) and disconnect the power supply to the fan (shown in orange) However, removing them looks fairly straight forward. NOTE: Removing these will void your warranty.Īnd because of that, I did not attempt to remove these 2 components. The bezel itself has 4 cables that connect to the motherboard (1 for speakers, 1 for the power button & hotkeys, 1 for the touchpad and 1 for the mouse buttons/status lights). Both speakers are screwed onto the bezel and can be removed/replaced. The image below shows the underside of the keyboard bezel. Once it's removed, your notebook (or what's left of it) will look like the image below Near the fan, remove the 3 screws (shown in green)īehind the keyboard, there are 2 more screws that need to be removes (shown in red)ĭisconnect any cables from the motherboard that are visible (make sure you loosen the locking arms before pulling on any cables) and start prying open the keyboard bezel starting from the front corners. On the left side of the notebook (where the optical drive was), there are 3 more screws you need to remove (shown in green). You will need to remove all the screws on the underside of the notebook as well as the keyboard, hard drive and optical drive (Note that there are 3 screws in the battery compartment that also need to be removed. Use your fingernails to pull the optical drive out the bay from the edge. To remove the LCD panel, unscrew the 8 screw surrounding the panel and disconnect the inverter shown below. The hinge cover (shown below may or may not come off during this stage, but either way, it doesn't matter. I found it easiest to start prying near the hinges and work your way upwards. Use your fingernails to pry open the screen bezel (You will have to be a little forceful during this step. (You can leave the 2 rubber covers on the immediate left and right of the webcam)
Remove the 4 rubber screw-covers located on the corners of the screen bezel and remove the screws. To release the cable from the motherboard, simply pull the white plastic locking arm outwards and pull the cable to disconnect the cable connector Turn your notebook over and using a small screwdriver, push the 4 clips upwardsīe careful when removing the keyboard as it's still connected to the motherboard. Remove the one screw next to the electrical tape (the left most and shown in green) Unscrew the keyboard screw (shown in red) and remove black panel (yellow screws) This step is pretty self explanatory once you see it. Once the unit is removed, there are 4 more screws on each corner you have to remove to separate the hard drive from the casing. Unscrew 2 more screw near the bottom (shown in blue) and pull the black plastic strap to release. Unscrew the 2 screw (shown in blue) and remove the hard drive panel. Spread the two clips on each side of the memory module until it pops out and remove. Unscrew the 5 screw (shown in yellow) and remove the back panel. I am not responsible for any damages you do to your notebook. NOTE: Remember to unplug your power cord, remove your battery and ground yourself before attempting to disassemble anything. This disassemble guide is for the Asus M50 series notebook.
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