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post #101 of 281
12/13/05 at 4:35pm
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Originally Posted by trapper
cj2600:
I'm looking for instructions on replacing a hard drive on a Tosiba Satellite Pro 480CDT.

I started out looking for a Service Repair Manual but it seems difficult to find.
Why'd you post that here when you have this same thing listed elsewhere? How about removing it?
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post #102 of 281
12/18/05 at 5:01pm
anoy of these closley related to taking apart a satellite 1555cds? i need the motherboard with the jack so the jack can be replaced.
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post #103 of 281
12/19/05 at 2:22am
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Toshiba Satellite A20 and Toshiba Satellite L25 guides

New disassembly guides:

How to disassemble Toshiba Satellite A20 laptop and replace hinges.

The second guide was created and submitted by user LilKevin715.

Disassembling Toshiba Satellite L25 notebook and overclocking the CPU.

Also, on my home page I posted a link to the website with disassembly guides for Macintosh laptops.
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post #104 of 281
12/19/05 at 11:52am
I'm curious, can my notebook with the desktop type cpu be overclocked? My specs are in the sig below.

If so, is there links on how to do that?
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post #105 of 281
12/19/05 at 2:37pm
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Originally Posted by 88rxn/a
anoy of these closley related to taking apart a satellite 1555cds? i need the motherboard with the jack so the jack can be replaced.
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post #106 of 281
12/19/05 at 5:26pm
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Originally Posted by jack53
I'm curious, can my notebook with the desktop type cpu be overclocked? My specs are in the sig below.

If so, is there links on how to do that?
I understand that my particular notebook runs extra hot. So overclocking would add to that heat wouldn't it?
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post #107 of 281
12/19/05 at 5:47pm
Yes. You may get away with a "bit" of extra heat disapation by using a laptop cooler, but, it will also put extra strain on your laptop and undoubtedly void any warranty which you may have left
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post #108 of 281
12/23/05 at 12:24am
awsome site brought a $1000 repair to $44 ^_^
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post #109 of 281
1/1/06 at 6:14pm
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Toshiba Satellite A15, Satellite A45, Satellite M45 teardown.

Three more guides on the First Day of 2006.

Toshiba Satellite A15 notebook disassembly instructions.

How to remove and replace broken laptop hinges. Toshiba Satellite A45 manual.

How to take apart Toshiba Satellite M45 laptop yourself.

Happy New Year!
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post #110 of 281
1/5/06 at 1:41pm
on your page for satellite pro 6100 you seem to have missed 1 wire that is driving me crazy. It is gold colored, on the right side of the top half and connects to something on the bottom half / motherboard. It came out without me seeing where its source is and I do not know where to find the place to put it back! Also the person who opened my computer tore the antenna for the wifi, is there a way to fix it???

Thanks for the amazing job!!!!!!!!

I have included pictures of the wire so perhaps someone can help solve this puzzle
Its the single golden wire we are trying to figure out where to plug it into.



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post #111 of 281
1/5/06 at 5:54pm
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Originally Posted by saugen48
Yes. You may get away with a "bit" of extra heat disapation by using a laptop cooler, but, it will also put extra strain on your laptop and undoubtedly void any warranty which you may have left
Well then, I'm not gonna bother with overclocking. I don't think it would make my notebook that much faster anyway.
I'm pretty pleased the way it is running now.
I think my test are very respectable:
I got a score of 3666 with the PCMark bench test.
AND
My 3DMark Score 3405 3D marks
3DMark2001 Project Details
http://1-4u-computer-graphics.com/benchmark1a.htm

Do they have a chart or link somewhere to compare these with other notebooks?
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post #112 of 281
1/6/06 at 12:04pm
have the same dilemma... Any ideas anyone?

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Originally Posted by torahtrance
on your page for satellite pro 6100 you seem to have missed 1 wire that is driving me crazy. It is gold colored, on the right side of the top half and connects to something on the bottom half / motherboard. It came out without me seeing where its source is and I do not know where to find the place to put it back! Also the person who opened my computer tore the antenna for the wifi, is there a way to fix it???

Thanks for the amazing job!!!!!!!!

I have included pictures of the wire so perhaps someone can help solve this puzzle
Its the single golden wire we are trying to figure out where to plug it into.
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post #113 of 281
1/13/06 at 4:06am
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Gold cable.

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Originally Posted by fishtank
have the same dilemma... Any ideas anyone?
That's antenna cable for Bluetooth card (This card is optional).
On step 4 here you can see this cable on the left side from the memory sticks. If you do not have Bluetooth card, this wire is not connected to anything. You have an opening in the bottom of your laptop, close to the CPU fan. Just pull it through the opening and secure in place with the tape (As you see on Step 2).
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post #114 of 281
1/13/06 at 4:10am
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Toshiba Satellite P15, Satellite M35, Portege 3500 guides.

More notebook disassembly guides.

Toshiba Satellite P15. Clean heatsink and fix laptop overheating problem.

Toshiba Satellite M35. Take apart notebook. Do-It-Yourself instructions.

Toshiba Portege 3500 Tablet PC manual. How to remove and replace the soundboard.
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post #115 of 281
1/21/06 at 8:08pm
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Toshiba Tecra S2 and Satellite M55 teardown guides.

Toshiba Tecra S2. How to pull apart the laptop.

Toshiba Satellite M55. How to remove the motherboard and the LAN board.
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post #116 of 281
1/28/06 at 6:13pm
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Toshiba Satellite M65 and Portege R100 teardown.

Toshiba Satellite M65. How to replace the CPU and the system board.

Toshiba Portege R100. How to remove notebook system board.
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post #117 of 281
1/30/06 at 9:44pm

More Manuals?

Will you be creating any more manuals? I'm getting an old Protege 610CT that needs the CMOS battery replaced...
Thanks,
Jerry
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post #118 of 281
1/31/06 at 4:58am
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Originally Posted by levinson
Will you be creating any more manuals? I'm getting an old Protege 610CT that needs the CMOS battery replaced...
Thanks,
Jerry
I create new guides all the time, but mostly for new models.
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post #119 of 281
1/31/06 at 11:26am
Cj: Great guides. The website is looking very useful. I have a question for you. I recently acquired a tecra M2v without harddrive or caddy. Do you know if this is the same caddy used in the M2? Do you also know what other laptops use the same caddy? In particular I'm wondering about compatibiliy with the caddy from the tecra 8100/8200 the 9000/9100 or the M1, as I can find these on ebay.
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post #120 of 281
1/31/06 at 9:48pm

Awesome! I've been wondering what the guts of an M55 looked like.

Thanks for the detailed tear down instructions.

Mike
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