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Via service center. Because if you do this yourself then you would break the warranty.
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Via service center. Because if you do this yourself then you would break the warranty.

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hello noxcho,<br />
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&nbsp;is it possible to remove just by opening like removing harddisk
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hello noxcho,

 is it possible to remove just by opening like removing harddisk

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So nothing is glued? Is there a &quot;how to&quot;for opening the case?
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So nothing is glued? Is there a "how to"for opening the case?

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how to replace battery for toshiba portege z10t
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how to replace battery for toshiba portege z10t

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