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<0> if you can lift up any screws with it
<0> get a different screw driver
<1> this is hard already
<0> no its not hard
<0> at all
<0> its just alittle time consuming
<1> http://www.pololu.com/products/elenco/0158/
<0> just take your time with it and you should be just fine
<1> http://www.pololu.com/products/elenco/0158/ < that driver?
<1> wish they sold em on newegg
<0> they should
<0> or just go somewhere local
<0> get a small tool set
<0> electrical tool set
<0> should have them for about 5 bux somewhere local
<0> http://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=pd_sl_aw_tops-1_tools_10683061_1/002-4295627-6452807?search-alias=tools&keywords=computer%20tool%20set
<2> magnetic screw driver oggy
<2> its a black paint at tip
<0> http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BSHGUI/sr=1-5/qid=1138778327/ref=sr_1_5/002-4295627-6452807?%5Fencoding=UTF8
<2> good to pick up screws
<0> actually this one would be perfect
<0> esd not good for tigtening on computers though they magnetize components
<0> eek
<1> how much is amazib shipping
<1> amazon
<0> well , you dont have to order from there
<0> just posted it as an example of what you might need
<0> but one small non magnetic phillips screw driver will do
<0> from radio shack or something
<1> o
<1> http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2062774&cp=&pg=1&y=12&kw=screwdriver&x=6&s=A-StorePrice-RSK&parentPage=search
<1> is that good enuff
<0> well you want to be able to grip around the end of the screw driver
<0> screws are little tight sometimes
<1> http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2062776&cp=&pg=1&y=12&kw=screwdriver&x=6&s=A-StorePrice-RSK&parentPage=search
<0> any normal screw driver will do thats non magnetic
<1> how do u know if its non magnetic
<1> http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2062772&cp=&pg=1&y=12&kw=screwdriver&x=6&s=A-StorePrice-RSK&parentPage=search
<0> best thing to do would be to go to your local hardware store
<1> look @ that 1
<0> and test them out
<0> yeah those are fine
<1> i gotta go to radip shack for those
<1> hope they have em
<1> ne 1 here
<0> ?
<1> wat r u doin
<0> working with dreamweaver
<2> working with vnc how to
<2> Blang give us your poker money
<0> lol
<0> hehe
<2> j/k
<1> k
<2> i need 5 dollah 5 dollah
<2> for being a teacher
<2> haha
<1> deposit on party poker
<1> ill show u how to make $$
<2> no time for that
<2> i could hardly 3d game now and you let me play poker?
<1> =-O(
<1> buying parts for comp is so hard
<2> no
<2> it just take time to be updated with tech
<2> in here i just go window shopping
<2> and look at the boards and prices
<2> in 1 hr i could buy parts in store
<1> http://www.newegg.com/Product/ShowImage.asp?image=11-144-170-01.jpg,11-144-170-02.jpg,11-144-170-03.jpg,11-144-170-04.jpg,11-144-170-05.jpg,11-144-170-06.jpg,11-144-170-07.jpg,11-144-170-08.jpg,11-144-170-09.jpg,11-144-170-10.jpg&CurImage=11-144-170-01.jpg&Description=ASPIRE%20X-DISCOVERY-BK%20Black%20Steel%20ATX%20Mid%20Tower%20Computer%20Case%20-%20Retail
<2> and take it home
<1> what part of that i have to touch
<2> no need .com or newegg
<0> !google css style templates
<3> http://www.websitetips.com/css/
<2> there is an instruction in the case to what i know
<2> it comes with the screws
<1> ?
<2> or match the board holes with the post in th case
<2> remove side cover
<2> install the board with cpu
<1> Other Thoughts: Just to note that this case doesn't come with directions but you can find them on aspire's website. I highly recommend
<2> yeah do that
<2> do you see the last photo
<1> uea
<1> yea
<2> those screw holders need to be placed in the case
<1> hard work
<2> then you need to mount the motherboard to its corresponding holes/
<2> look at your old pc and you know
<2> its not hard work
<2> just takes time
<2> just take yr time
<1> ok
<1> when i get the parts
<1> i start wit the mobo first
<1> ?
<2> i did it when i had broken my left arm
<2> with cement on it
<2> 1 hand i can do it
<2> for clients
<2> and myself
<1> what part did u start wit
<1> the mobo first?
<2> yeah mount the cpu in the motherboard
<2> then mount the motherboard in the case
<1> do u first mount everything on the mobo first then put in the case
<1> like mount the ram
<1> cpu video card
<1> then put in the case
<2> ram and video could be last
<2> set the mobo 1st
<2> and psu
<1> ahhh
<1> hook the cpu to the mobo then put in the case
<0> man these are some beautiful css style layouts
<0> I may even consider using one of these
<1> OGGGGGGGGGGGGGY
<1> do u understand me Oggy
<1> do i hook up everything on to the mobo then place the mobo in the case n screw it on?
<0> oh sorry
<0> go ahead
<1> read
<0> esd
<0> is right
<0> trust esd
<0> and what he is saying he knows whats going on
<1> i kno
<0> if he saids put the cpu on the mobo and then put them in teh case
<0> thats the way it should go
<1> he didnt say nuttin about that
<0> do not screw anything else on
<1> p
<1> o
<0> ] <1> the mobo first?
<0> [03:29] <2> yeah mount the cpu in the motherboard
<0> [03:29] <2> then mount the motherboard in the case
<1> yea
<0> also be very careful
<0> everything inside is delicate
<0> dont man handle it
<0> be gentle
<0> like if you were with your girlfriend
<1> im rough
<0> they dont like being man handled
<1> =O)
<2> Blang drink heineken beer
<2> a bit
<2> and light a cuban cigar when the pc boots to windows
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