Case removal I was able to remove one side of the case on my dell GX110 is there a way ro remove the other side. I need to change the hard drive and can't access those screws

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Is the bay for hard drive riveted or has it got screws holding it to front pannel as some towers have screws holding hdd bay in place if you email me on [email protected] with picture of said tower case I'll proberly be able to help more

Posted on Aug 14, 2007

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