Introduction
Utilisez ce guide pour remplacer ou mettre à niveau le disque dur de l’Asus Eee PC 1005HA.
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Posez l'ordinateur portable à l'envers.
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Localisez les deux languettes de verrouillage de la batterie.
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La première étape consiste à retirer la batterie de l'ordinateur portable.
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Utilisez un outil d’ouverture en plastique pour tirer vers le haut les quatre loquets métalliques dans la cavité de la batterie située au bas de l’ordinateur portable.
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Retournez l'ordinateur portable et ouvrez l'écran.
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Utilisez un outil d’ouverture en plastique pour soulever le bord du clavier le plus proche de l’écran.
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Soulevez doucement le clavier et faites-le glisser vers l'écran.
It must be mentioned that you need to put the plastic opening tool above the F1, F6, between F10 and F11 and the Insert (Num Lock) Keys . It has 4 clips in total.
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Utilisez un outil spudger pour libérer les languettes du connecteur ZIF du câble ruban attaché au dessous du clavier.
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Une fois les onglets du connecteur ZIF libérés, retirez le clavier.
Step is missing. you also suppose to remove back screws, then rf shield screws, disconnect touchpad cable and then unclip and lift sides.
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Retournez l'ordinateur portable.
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Retirez les quatre vis de 5,65 mm situées au bas du boîtier.
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Desserrez la vis imperdable dans le couvercle du compartiment de la RAM.
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Relevez les rabats de retenue à chaque extrémité du connecteur ZIF du câble à ruban de la carte d'E / S.
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Tirez délicatement le câble ruban de la carte d'E / S de ses prises.
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Retirez les deux vis de 4,6 mm maintenant le disque dur en place.
The connector for the hard drive ribbon is easy to break if you're not careful (as I have learned the hard way). The computer is dead if that cable isn't seated properly, so I'm stuck trying to figure out where to get a replacement for it. Any help would be appreciated and consider yourself warned.
There are only one 4.6 mm screw holding the hard drive, the second one are unscrewed/fastened on step 9 under the warranty-label.
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Pour remonter votre appareil, suivez ces instructions dans l’ordre inverse.
Pour remonter votre appareil, suivez ces instructions dans l’ordre inverse.
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Good guide! Thx!
What's the biggest hard drive that will work on this netbook?
If I remember correctly, from the manufacturer, 500 GB should work. I had a WD 320 GB in it.
Total time about an hour and a half, to remove and put it back together. And I knew what I was doing as this is the second time I did this. Shame on Asus for subjecting people to this monstrosity. The only thing that pretty much didn't need to be removed is the motherboard. The intent from manufacturers, like Asus, was clear: don't bother with upgrading/replacing, just buy a new netbook.
A couple of points: I would change the sequence of steps, from Step 2 go to Step 6-7-8, THEN to Step 3-4-5, so you don't have a loose fumbling keyboard to deal with.
Also, yes, on mine too, only one screw securing the hard drive tray to motherboard, the other one is missing. It never made a difference.
Removing the upper case is tricky. Pry it open with the smallest plastic tool or screwdriver you can find, at the top near the hinges, and insert a small plastic card (ie a supermarket/drugstore key card) working your way down and around.
Having blasted Asus though, one comment is in order, the craftsmanship is very good.
Brilliant. I just removed an SSD I had installed some time ago using these instructions both times. Thanks!
what about bios drivers etc?
BIOS drivers? Not sure what you mean exactly, but to all intents and purposes one hard drive is the same as another, at the hardware level (and pretty much at the OS level too). There should be no issues whatsoever with recognising and using a different HDD (or even SSD) in your computer.
If you are talking about reinstalling the OS, and needing hardware drivers for the rest of the machine, then that is a different discussion. For the most part, if your existing disk is still working, you should be able to clone the existing installation (I'm thinking CloneZilla) but if not, plug in your Windows disk (USB flash drive or external DVD) and install. Once done, look in the Device Manager to see what components haven't been correctly identified / don't have drivers, and look on the Asus website for them. Not hard.
Or install Ubuntu. Works great, at least as fast as XP was when the computer was new. Needed no hw drivers at all, everything worked right from the get-go.
Thank you for your great tutorial! You explained it perfectly!