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>Chris, the keyboard comes up from several tabs on the >lower sides and front. Here are the locations...you >will need a very small flat balde screw driver or >small knife blade to pry the tabs up: >Starting left to right on the front row, towards you >facing the machine, between the Fn and Crtl keys, left >and right edges of the touch pad, between the I think >its a page scroll key and the Ctrl key. On the left >side of the board, the Caps Lock key and the Fn key >and on the right side, the flat key underneath the End >key all have a small tab. >After releasing the tabs, gently raising the keyboard >you will see its cable connected to the top right of >the machine. Lay the keybaord down over the LCD >(which you should have lying all the way back)careful >not to pull the cable loose. No problem if you do, >you can reseat it. Next you'll see the heatsink and >several screws. All the screws are not necessary to >be removed...just the ones with an arrow beside them >and the four to the top right which directly cover the >processor chip. Be very careful not to drop one onto >the system board...they can get lodged against >something or even under the board making you have to >take the machine completely apart. The fan will be >located in the upper right as you know. >Another thing to check is if you have the version 1.5 >or the Pentium 3 model, go into the BIOS and under DOS >Power, select Speedstep Mode and experiment with the >settings there. I don't remember, but I can recall a >while ago someone having that problem and a change to >that helped. I just don't remember the change. > >Anyway, hope this helps. > >Michael

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