You might need a torx or hex key to get past the manufacturer’s “safety screws” though. Once it’s open you’ll need to locate the hard drive head — this is the small metal arm that ...

You’ll need to remove the hard drive, which will involve screws, or perhaps clips to press and you’ll have to unplug the power and data wires from the hard drive. Once you have the hard drive ...

Using controlled shock, harmonics and synchronized vibrations, the DiskMantler loosens and ejects hard drive screws. According to the company, in less than 60 seconds, the DiskMantler separates the PC ...