How to disassemble Sony Vaio TZIn this guide I explain how to disassemble Sony Vaio TZ series laptops in order to remove and replace the hard drive. As an example I took a Sony Vaio TZ1. N (Model: PCG- 4. L3. L). The hard drive is buried deep inside the case and we’ll have to disassemble the whole thing apart. I assume that my guide will work for the entire Sony Vaio TZ line. If it works for you, please mention the model number in the comments below. Do not forget to turn off the computer and remove the battery. ![]() I have a computer-based device used in my Ophthalmology office that uses a Compact Flash card as its primary hard drive. This device, and the CF card. A live CD (also live DVD, live disc, or live operating system) is a complete bootable computer installation including operating system which runs directly from a CD. Philip Can you please help. I am trying to install a Crucial M500 240Gb SSD on my XPS430. I am wanting to add as a second disk so I can migrate to a clean Win7 64bit. In this area, you’ll have to configure the hard drive that you want to install Fedora Server 21 on it. Choose the hard drive first from the “Local Standard Disks. Work in static- free environment. STEP 1. Remove the memory cover from the bottom. ![]() Distribution Alternatives to live CD creation File saving Application saving Boot methods; Fedora 9: Netinstaller (downloads an ISO image and makes USB), UNetbootin. Pull the memory module from the slot. You don’t have to remove the memory module in order to access and replace the hard drive. ![]() I’m doing that just to show where you can find the memory module.STEP 2. Remove all marked screws from the bottom.There are three more screws hidden under three rubber seals.You can remove these rubber seals with a sharp object.Remove all three screws found under the seals.Remove one more screw found under the square rubber seal located close to the hinge. STEP 3. Very carefully remove the plastic cover from the left hinge. It’s not easy. I spent about 5 minutes trying to figure out how to remove the cover. It has a couple of plastic latches inside and you can remove it using a small flat head screwdriver. The cover has been removed. Fortunately, you have to remove only one cover from the left hinge. This cover protects the power jack. STEP 4. If you have any SD card or cover inside the slot on the front, remove both. Start separating the top cover (keyboard) assembly as it shown on the picture below. Work with your fingers until the top cover separated from the base. Place the top cover (keyboard) assembly upside down on the palm rest and disconnect the cable from the motherboard. Remove the top cover (keyboard) assembly. STEP 5. You cannot access the hard drive until you remove the SD slot/USB board. Remove two screws securing the board and unplug the cable from the motherboard. Lift up and remove the SD slot/USB board. STEP 6. The hard drive is mounted under the metal bracket. Remove one screw securing the bracket. Remove the bracket. Lift up the hard drive and disconnect the cable. In order to release the cable you’ll have to unlock the connector first. Very carefully lift up the black piece on the connector. Pull the cable from the connector. The hard drive has been removed. If you are replacing it, you’ll have to transfer four rubber corners to a new drive. My Sony Vaio TZ1. N had a Toshiba 1. GB hard drive (MK1. GAH) installed. It’s same type of HDD found in i. Pods. You can support my work! It takes hours to create one disassembly guide and only a minute to donate. Step by step Change Linux Partition System ID on Fedora system. Change Linux Partition System ID. Linux Fedora system The step by step below show the use. Linux partition system id or Linux system type id to. Windows partition type Id. The example below show that the Linux hard disk. Linux default partition type Id 8. System Linux, change to Windows. Id c System W9. 5 FAT3. LBA)! Make sure that you have. Disk Drive to work with. The procedure below may remove/delete. Invoke the fdisk and point. The. example below show the /dev/sdb is my hard disk, change this line to fit. The number of. cylinders for this disk is set to 3. There is nothing. LILO)2) booting and. OSs (e. g., DOS FDISK. OS/2 FDISK)3. Hit 'm'. Enter key to get fdisk help to display. Command (m for. help): m. Command action a toggle a. DOS partition table p print the. Sun disklabel t change a. Hit 'p'. key and then hit Enter key to get fdisk to display partition table. Command (m for. help): p. Disk /dev/sdb: 4. GB, 4. 00. 07. 76. Units = cylinders. Disk identifier. 0x. Device Boot. Start End Blocks Id System/dev/sdb. Linux. 5. Hit 'l'. Enter key to get fdisk to display partition type. Command (m for. help): l 0 Empty. Hidden W9. 5 FAT1 8. Old Minix be Solaris boot 1 FAT1. NEC DOS 8. Minix / old Lin bf Solaris 2 XENIX root. Plan 9 8. Linux swap / So c. DRDOS/sec (FAT- 3 XENIX usr. Partition. Magic 8. Linux c. DRDOS/sec (FAT- 4 FAT1. M. 4. 0 Venix 8. OS/2 hidden C: c. DRDOS/sec (FAT- 5 Extended. PPC PRe. P Boot 8. Linux extended c. Syrinx 6 FAT1. 6. SFS 8. NTFS volume set da Non- FS data 7 HPFS/NTFS. QNX4. x 8. NTFS volume set db CP/M / CTOS / . 8 AIX. QNX4. x 2nd part 8. Linux plaintext de Dell Utility 9 AIX bootable. QNX4. x 3rd part 8e Linux LVM df Boot. It a OS/2 Boot Manag. On. Track DM 9. Amoeba e. DOS access b W9. FAT3. 2. 5. 1 On. Track DM6 Aux 9. 4 Amoeba BBT e. DOS R/O c W9. 5 FAT3. LBA). 5. 2 CP/M 9f BSD/OS e. Speed. Stor e W9. FAT1. 6 (LBA). 5. On. Track DM6 Aux a. IBM Thinkpad hi eb Be. OS fs f W9. 5 Ext'd (LBA). On. Track. DM6 a. Free. BSD ee EFI GPT1. OPUS. 5. 5 EZ- Drive a. Open. BSD ef EFI (FAT- 1. Hidden FAT1. 2. 5. Golden Bow a. Ne. XTSTEP f. Linux/PA- RISC b. Compaq diagnost. 5c Priam Edisk a. Darwin UFS f. Speed. Stor. 14 Hidden FAT1. Speed. Stor a. Net. BSD f. Speed. Stor. 16 Hidden FAT1. GNU HURD or Sys ab Darwin boot f. DOS secondary. 17 Hidden HPFS/NTF. Novell Netware b. BSDI fs fd Linux raid auto. AST Smart. Sleep. Novell Netware b. BSDI swap fe LANstep. Hidden W9. 5 FAT3. Disk. Secure Mult bb Boot Wizard hid ff BBT1c Hidden W9. FAT3. 7. 5 PC/IX6. Hit 't'. Enter key to get fdisk to change the partition system id. Command (m for. help): t. Selected partition. Enter key to get fdisk to changed system type of partition 1 to Id c. System W9. 5 FAT3. LBA). Hex code (type L to. Changed system type. W9. 5 FAT3. 2 (LBA))8. Hit 'w'. Enter key to get fdisk to write change that we made to partiton. If you want to cancel all the setting hit 'q'. Command (m for. help): w. The partition table. Calling ioctl() to. WARNING: If you. have created or modified any DOS 6. Syncing disks.[root@fedora ~]#Verify the changes made to. Use the fdisk - l /dev/sdb to. Disk /dev/sdb: 4. GB, 4. 00. 07. 76. Units = cylinders. Disk identifier. 0x. Device Boot. Start End Blocks Id System/dev/sdb. 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