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go to my computer, right click the drive, then select eject or gently stick a paperclip through the tiny hole in the front of the drive

gave it to my nephew a few months ago

As stated manufacturing solder is not the same as what you get from radio shack, it melts at a higher temp. Use a high watt iron that is fully heated then melt some solder on the tip and let that get hot a sec. you can then stick the ball of melted solder over what you are trying to de-solder...

if you don't know it is best to let someone who does do it. it is on the motherboard which you will have to remove from the laptop to get at.

you don't need one

hmm wouldn't have thought of that

reckless here is the link to the file you will need to unzip it before you can install it ftp://ftp-usa.abit.com.tw/pub/download/driver2/realtek_audio/hd/r190.zip

well if it does support usb 3.0 it would have come with a usb 3.0 cable.... what model do you have cause i just looed up the 3 goflex models portable/pro-portable/desktop and they all say usb 2.0 http://www.seagate.com/www/en-us/products/external/external-hard-drive/

if you are going to go with crossfire 5770 you only need 600watts, but a little extra won't hurt for overclocking quality is much more of an issue than quantity, go with a good brand if all your fan slots are full and working i wouldn't bother messing with them

ac97 is a set of standards for the integrated sound download and install the latest audio drivers for your mb

not really sure what the speed should be, but i am positive that "pencil start mode" is neither normal nor acceptable

its a possibility, but fan would be my first guess

depends entirely on what you will be using it for

if its cool in the case and hot air is coming out of the psu you are likely overworking that psu, so yes a new psu should resolve the problem the case is cool so you do not need more air flow, if you did a new case fan would be the solution not a new psu imho 750watts is a bit excessive