IQ775 touchsmart - how to replace HD power & data cables

HP IQ775 needs a new data & power cable for the Hard drive. Advise the proper disassebly process or advise where I can get a manual for this

If there is something in the way remove the screws that hold the item that is in the way, write down how you do it or take photos, then reverse the procedure when you put it back together.
The CD ROM will probably have a couple of screws in the sides, remove them and it will slide out of the way, trained monkeys can build these, so work backwards.

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emp1 Table Data:
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Ram 190
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ename deptno
xx 121
yy 181
zz 191
hh 171
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select * from emp2;
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Ram 191
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Thanks in Adv!!

this ?
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select 'Surendra' ename,120 deptno from dual
union all
select 'Chandra' ename,180 deptno from dual
union all
select 'Ram' ename,190 deptno from dual
union all
select 'Raj' ename,170 deptno from dual
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union all
select 'yy' ename,181 deptno from dual
union all
select 'zz' ename,191 deptno from dual
union all
select 'hh' ename,171 deptno from dual
),t3 as
select ename,deptno+1 deptno from t
select t3.ename,t1.deptno from t1,t3 where t1.deptno=t3.deptno;
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Surendra     121
Chandra     181
Ram     191
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Hi,
The second manual of the following link may help:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/manualCategory?cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en&document=&product=4041245
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I'm stuck with what I thought was going to be an easy job - compared to a G5 tower or an iMac.
I need to replace the power supply in my Mac Pro (2008) but I'm stuck at getting the small cover off. I've removed the metal plate that was under the optical drives (POV when looking through the side). But it seems there's a small cover for the power supply that's similar to the big processor cover for the liquid cooled G5 towers. I can't figure out how to remove that.
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2. Starting with the top connector and working down, release the four power harness cable
connectors from their openings in the media shelf divider. Note: Each connector has two locking latches that hold it to the divider. To release the connector, depress the bottom latch first and then the top latch. You may find a flat-blade screwdriver useful in depressing the latches.
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i need to replace the power switch cable assembly on my m7260n computer. Can anyone help me with the part number. HP only gives a response of these parts no longer available and online chat help gave me the wrong part # (it was for the bezel). Perhaps there is a parts diagram online?
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Hi,
I have an HP Pavilion 6535. I want to replace the power supply. I'm able to disconnect cables from the HDD, floppy and CDROM, but I don't know how to reach the cable connections to the motherboard and the fan cable. They seem to be tucked behind the CDROM and inaccessible.
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It makes me think I'm missing something and that there must be another opening that makes the motherboard more easily accessed.
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that's a bummer that yours died completely. mine made that noise for 2 days, then the noise went away. in the past week it did it again, for about 12 hours.
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IQ775 touchsmart - how to replace HD power & data cables

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