This is exactly what i was looking for. As a suggestion as to be able to attach new SSD there are 2 ways, First Kingston and AData both sell adaptors from 2.5 to 3.5 discs, or the fastest way is just making a couple of holes in the bottom of the plastic and attach 2.5 drive with 2 DVD screws (in diagonal or 4 if you want to). Thanks for the video.
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And this is exactly why I work on my own PC's rather than taking them to a tech to do it. A tech sent me the link to this video I guess so I could laugh.
I don't get it... you make it sound like you know how to work on computers, but you took it to a tech because why, you're lazy?... lol Trying to sound smart and cool, but failed.
I could do that, but it adds unnecessary cost and complication and wait time. Customer wanted it back same day. Desktops sit in one place and even if it moved around it won't cause any issues. I let the customer know, so they're well aware of it.
