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Asus EeePc 1005HA upgrades: Upgrade Time!!

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Asus EeePc 1005HA upgrades
A description and guide on how to upgrade the Asus EeePC 1005HA, including upgrading to a SSD and to 2GB RAM. Windows 7 install also coming soon...
Tuesday, 8 September 2009

Upgrade Time!!
Right then, time for the details of the SSD upgrade...

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First remove the battery - slide the right slider to the right to unlock the battery. Slide the left slider to the left and at the same time slide the battery away from the laptop and it should be removed. Second step, unscrew the 4 screws in each corner on the underside of the EeePC. You can see these in the picture on the left. Next, take off the RAM cover (described inthe RAM post). In the bottom right hand corner of the RAM hole there is a silver screw which needs to be undone (this can also be seen in the picture on the left). In the area where the battery was there are 4 little clips on the side of the main body of the laptop. Using a little screwdriver or something you can carefully pull these out and you should be able to feel when they are released. Nowflip the laptop over and open the lid. The next step is to remove the keyboard. There are 4 little clips along the top edge of the keyboard which are evenly spaced along (I can't remember which keys they are behind). If you press the keys down (the F keys along the top) you should be able to see where these clips are. Using the small screwdriver press these clips back towards the battery slot. Asyou press these in you might feel the keyboard lifting up. There was some double-sided tape approximately underneath the backspace on this EeePC but I think this may be in different places on different ones. Once I could get my fingers underneath the keyboard I carefully prised it upwards, working along towards the double-sided tape and then I could hear it slowly releasing. Once the double-sidedtape was off I could pull the keyboard off (it hinges at the bottom), but carefully as the ribbon was still attached!

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In the picture on the left you can see that I have released the keyboard but the ribbon is attached. If you look at theconnector for the ribbon there are 2 little black bits either side. Using the small screwdriver slide these backwards and they pull a little tray out that the ribbon sits in. Now you should have the keyboard free of the netbook.

Next step is to remove the screws that are underneath the keyboard. There are 6 screws under the keyboard - 2 top left, top and bottom right, one left of middle and one rightof middle underneath the warranty sticker. You can see where the screws were in the photo on the left. I think some people have managed to save their warranty stickers but I wasn't lucky with mine, I tried to take it off carefully but that didn't work, I tried heating it up with a hair dryer but that didn't work and ended up breaking it as I needed to get to the screw to do the upgrade. Now thescrews are out the top and bottom are nearly free, save a few clips around the outside. If you slide your fingernail around the outside of the netbook you can feel it parting at you can click the clips apart (they shouldn't break, just pop open). I got most of the way round but got stuck at the bit in the

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Asus EeePc1005HA upgrades: Upgrade Time!!

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middle by the touchpad buttons and just couldn't prise it apart. After some head-scratching I used a credit card to open it up and ran it around the outside of the EeePC and then all of the clips popped open and the top and bottom were free. Don't rip it off though as they are still connected by the...