But then again, who does?
Bertie Owen aten't dead.
A can of compressed air is not a panacaea, but it does a power of good to a six-year-old laptop in a house with two cats. I had to rebuild my iTunes library; at the moment that seems to be the worst of it. There are decisions to be made, but not this second. We're fighting the good fight against planned obsolescence, he and I.
A can of compressed air is not a panacaea, but it does a power of good to a six-year-old laptop in a house with two cats. I had to rebuild my iTunes library; at the moment that seems to be the worst of it. There are decisions to be made, but not this second. We're fighting the good fight against planned obsolescence, he and I.

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I appreciate the recommendation. I do feel as though you are giving me advice on something which I have just done, have in fact done many times before, and have just explained that I don't want to do very often. Among other reasons, Bertie Owen's case is slightly sprung, which eventually caused enough internal stress to kill the CD/DVD drive, and the fewer times I have to remove and replace the back, the better.
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But in further thought, I've realized that this is the laptop that the cat used to sleep beside (she lived on the desk into her old age, and had her final seizure there, poor little animal) and it probably is less likely to bulk up there now that I have less ambient cat hair in my life.
My big concern about anything with the newish MacBooks is stripping the screws...it is too easy to get a wrong screw in a socket!
Is yours a 13" aluminum?