Dell MTC2, G7279, DMC manual Insert Tabs, Drive Alignment screws

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7Pull the two front-panel tabs towards you, and then push out the front-panel insert.

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8Ensure that the jumper setting on the new drive is set for "cable select" (see the documentation that came with the drive for information).

9Remove two extra alignment screws, shown in the illustration on page 72, from the front of the computer and insert them into the drive.

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NOTE: Some computers come with only two extra alignment screws; others come with four. You only need two alignment screws for this procedure.

10Gently slide the drive into place.

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