>I'm not really sure what's going on with this one, but I'll describe the >symptoms. My 280c will only start up when it's on my lap (and even then >it's still fickle). Any place else- a table, on my bed, etc, there's >nothing. When it's not working, the hard drive doesn't spin up, so I get >the flashing question mark. I'm guessing the hard drive is either on its >last legs, or perhaps there's a loose connector in there. If I started >it up on my lap, then put it down, the hard drive stops spinning. > > >Also, if anyone could tell me what size the torx screws are that hold the >Duo together, I'd appreciate it.
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