Winbook XP5 User Manual page 42

number listed on the "Readme-first" document for the latest options. The upgrades come
installed in replacement mounting frames that fit in the computer's hard disk compartment.
You can install a hard disk upgrade yourself in a few steps.
Turn off the computer and disconnect all cables.
Turn the computer upside down.
Remove the large retaining screw that secures the hard disk housing inside the computer.
Turn the computer right-side up.
Pull the hard disk out of the compartment and put it on an anti-static surface.
Remove the new hard disk/ mounting frame assembly from its packaging and slide the
assembly into the hard disk compartment. Press the assembly into the compartment so that
you can feel its connector insert in the compartment socket.
Turn the computer over and replace the retaining screw to secure the new drive in the
compartment.
The system BIOS will detect the new hard disk when you next turn the computer on and will
automatically configure the system for it. You will then need to prepare the hard disk for use if it
has not already been formatted, and then install whatever software you plan to use, such as DOS,
Windows and application software. Refer to your software documentation for instructions on
how to do this.
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