So they must be on your computer, it can be difficult simple. They are a couple of screws back on the right side of the "opposite side of where the mouse candles. This is the most popular tower, so we'll go anywhere with this.
Replace the disk drive is not hard, you need to first answer query. Do you have an IDE drive, "also known as ATA disks, " cable is horizontal & two inches wide, or you have a SATA hard drive ? The cable would be about 1/2 inch thick & red, sometimes blue. You will must answer to this query before you buy a disc.
One time inside you will notice your disk drive, & it will be on types of cable hook. Ribbon cable, it identifies the IDE disk drive or a SAS drive is identified, SATA hard drive cable.
Now that you know what a disk drive to buy, they can remove the Elderly & the implementation of the new. Start off with the IDE drive. Remove the cables plugged in to the drive. Is to have power & other bands.
Then they will remove the hard drive. Usually, you'll find screws holding it. On each side, most likely won't remove the panel to get to the screws on the other side. Cage that the hard drive is probably going on with screw & spring switch. Loosen the bolt & push the latch clip toward the cage & pull the cage free. Another way of holding the disk drive ought to latch screwed on to the hard drive, & then snapped the case to hold the hard drives. If your computer is elderly, you may just remove the opposite side to get the last screws.
One time you have removed the IDE drive, looks to the other side where the cables connect. You will discover a jumper that connects or mail, you will find no jumper. Jumper is identified as the hard drive is marked on your computer. This will be either a cable select, Master or Slave. Need to ensure that the new drive is identified in the same way. Now insert disc in the same way to remove the elderly. One time installed you will need in order to refer back to the ribbon cable, you can plug it in direction only, note that side of the ribbon cable is color full-length. It could be red or blue. Part of the cable goes to the power cord.