> > I've tried taking locking needle nose pliers to it, but I can't get it > to work. The head of the screw is nearly flush and further there is a > slight indentation around the screw making it even harder to get a grip > on the screw. I finally just gave up and accepted that I'd have only > two mounting spots for drives. If anybody has any suggestions on how I > might get that screw out, I'm all ears.
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