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Old 09-18-2006
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Hi,


I bought a new PSU and I'm having trouble to remove my old one. The only problem I'm having is to remove the cable from the CD drive. It's really hard to get out anyone know how I can get this out?


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Henry


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Sorry for posting this

I found out that I needed to pull really hard to get it out


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I found out that I needed to pull really hard to get it out [/quote]

Some connectors can be quite stiff-- this is how you gain that "experience" stuff


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Hehehe, yea...
You're lucky Henry, when i first change out my power supply, the main plug on the motherboard had 2 halfs to it...and if you got it wrong, you would fry the computer...now it's obvious which way it goes, because it only goes one way (unless you jam it).

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