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Hp Nr146 Motherboard Manual Pdf Pcs, laptops and netbooks are only as good as the motherboard they’re running. If your motherboard fails, whether through a hard drive crash or a random power surge , you’ll need to replace it with a new one. This guide will teach you how to take apart and work on your own HP nr146 motherboard which is compatible with many old hp computers that were made from 1996-2004. When working on your motherboard, there are many precautions to be taken. Your motherboard contains many components which you must take care of while also trying not to damage your electronic devices. You’ll need to be cautious while removing the motherboard because it is linked to other parts of your computer making it quite fragile. You’ll want to ensure that all unnecessary connections are unplugged, including power cables and memory cards. Using an anti-static wristband will also help by reducing the amount of static electricity that you produce while working on your computer, which can damage some components. You can buy an anti-static wristband for $10-$20 at most electronics stores or online shops. Removing the Motherboard from Your Computer Start by opening up the case of your computer or laptop. You can do this by taking out screws with a Phillips head screwdriver from the back of your device. Try to be careful when transferring the motherboard from your computer to a new case. It’s quite fragile and can easily be damaged if dropped or bumped against anything too hard, which is why it’s important to wear protective gloves when handling it, along with an anti-static wristband. This is also why you’ll want to use the original case when you transfer the board. It will provide ample room for air flow and protection, in addition to slots in the case where the motherboard can be securely placed in its new home. You’ll also want to keep all cables connected to your computer when transferring the motherboard. Unplugging Connections Unplug any connections that are currently connected to your old motherboard. If you don't, there is a chance that static electricity could cause damage to some or all of these components when they are removed from their sockets on the old mobo. You can unplug the following connections: Hard Drives: Drive, Cable, and Fan(s) If you’re not sure what fan your computer uses, you should find a diagram included in your user manual. Your motherboard should have a fan and drive connected to it, so all you need to do is unplug the drive and remove the back panel of your computer. Your hard drive can also be removed by prying it up with a screwdriver if necessary. cfa1e77820
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