Lenovo ThinkPad T60P 2007-8EU - Removing LCD Front Bezel

Greetings,
I have just spent about four hours dis-assembling my Lenovo ThinkPad T60P 2007-8EU with the purpose of disabling the Blue Tooth device. One of the last steps before you do that is to remove the LCD Front Bezel. I have read the documentation and believe I have removed all the screws but I still can´t remove the Bezel.
Document:
Hardware refference guide
MT 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2613, 2623, and 2637
Pages 117 - 118
I have the 14.1 inch monitor . So the information should be on page 117.
Can any one give me some advice here?
Thank you.
Jean-Pierre
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People,
I figured this one out.
There were two additional screws that had to be extracted. The documentation clearly showed this, but I did not see them because they, as several others, were neatly covered with plastic patches glued the screw position. It hides the screw and looks nice but it is difficult to figure out and harder to put back into place looking just as good after access.
While I was waiting for an answer, I figured it out. Thanks to anyone that read my message. No advice necessary. Problem solved. Thank you.
Jean-Pierre

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The motherboard is not useless. After I received the message indicating that the security chip had been tampered with, I still went forward, entered BIOS and reconfigured it to my specs. Then I booted the machine and everything came up fine. After being in CS for nearly three decades, I know some error messages don´t affect functionality.
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Hello,
The ThinkPad T60p (2007-8EU) looks like a decently-configured ThinkPad:
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My working hypothesis is that removal of the third-party firewall damaged the network settings in Windows. That's a problem that periodically comes up with the various security software packages from different vendors.
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Check with the third-party firewall vendor to see if they offer a manual uninstallation program to uninstall the software. Download that and run it per their instructions, booting into Safe Mode, if necessary.
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