David, Mine didn't even look like a switch or button. Everyone said it would be a small red or black button about the size of a pencil eraser. It wasn't! On my computer when I lay it down on it's side and turn the floodlights on to look in all the nooks and crannies, there were no button(s). Being the computer wiz girl that I am, I started pushing on everything including but not limited to the hard drive. When I pushed on what looks like a single memory chip or square resistor at the top rear portion of mother I heard a faint snick. The whole top of the switch depresses and it sure didn't look like any switch I had ever seen. Mine is a small black chip about one quarter inch square.
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