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I have an old dell inspiron; to access the ram slots I need to remove one screw and a panel opens up. To access the HD, one screw has to be removed and then the HD slides out; it is a special caddy that the drive screws into, but it is very easy to change. Since owning the laptop, I had to do a bunch of replacements (keyboard, monitor hinge) and a couple upgrades (processor, ram, HD). All pretty easy.
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