I believe I am getting too old and a bit simple so please will someone provide an answer to a problem for which I can find no solution anywhere.
Whenever I plug a SATA cable into a SATA connector on the motherboard or on the hard drive, there is a click caused by a tooth-like projection on the cable end engaging with a small hole in the socket into which it is pressed. So far so good, but...
What does one have to do to disconnect the cable? I find that I can only achieve this by using a degree of force, usually resulting in something breaking off or, worse still, the connector coming away from the motherboard and having to be very carefully refitted. There must be an
official way of doing it.
Help!!
Whenever I plug a SATA cable into a SATA connector on the motherboard or on the hard drive, there is a click caused by a tooth-like projection on the cable end engaging with a small hole in the socket into which it is pressed. So far so good, but...
What does one have to do to disconnect the cable? I find that I can only achieve this by using a degree of force, usually resulting in something breaking off or, worse still, the connector coming away from the motherboard and having to be very carefully refitted. There must be an
official way of doing it.
Help!!
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