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Question posted by rawlesemple on March 19th, 2011

Hi My Power Botton Got Stuck Inside, I Opened And Saw The Plastic Pice Inside Wa

my power botton got stuck inside my computer so i opened to see what was wrong and found out that the plastic pice which hold the power botton was broken.

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