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I am buying a new Toshiba laptop tomorrow, and am wondering what ways the community uses to remove their stickers from their systems. I don't want the stickers on there. So, how do you remove the stickers on your computer?
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***http://www.ehow.com/video_13445_remove-stickers.html*** How to Remove Stickers Instructions Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 |
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Remove the sticker with your fingers. Then get a cotton swab and put some Orange glow, or any other decal remover on the swab, swab over the the residue and let it sit on there for a while. Then remove the rest with your fingers. Repeat if necessary. If its a printed design, Like Air jet printed. Use a sugar cube and scratch it off. |
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Ok - now for the most realistic answer. There are two types of stickers usually. The ones you can get off with your finger, and the ones you can't. The ones you can't, use Goo Gone. I don't know one person that doesn't have even a small bottle of this at least in their kitchen, utility drawer, garage, basement, etc. Get as much of the sticker off as you can FIRST, then use a paper towel, or rage with the Goo Gone, and wipe the rest off. I have done this 1000's of times, because I HATE stickers on laptops or PC towers/monitors, etc. Simple. |
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OK, First just peel off the stickers that you can with your finger. Any residue sticker glue or paper backing, just apply a small drop of WD-40 lubricant to a clean dry paper towel and gently blot, rub over the sticker area. Continue this using the WD-40 and clean part of the paper towel until area is sticker free.. I work as a tech at ?? Inc.. and we have been using this method for the last 10 years I have worked there with no problems or damage to plastic or metal parts..WD-40 does not contain acetone. |
The only stickers I am going to be pulling off are the: Windows logo, and the AMD one that sits on top. If I pull those off and for some reason need to return it will I be able to?
I see no reason why not, it's a sticker, but you might want to phone/email and ask
Okay, because I had read somewhere that it does. I am going to assume the ones that state like what type it is don't matter but the Windows one and stuff might. I am not going to worry about it
you need to keep the serial keys and numbers and lan card info ones, but they are underneath, so it should be an issue
Right, I mean there are ones like near the keyboard that say like that it has a 500GB hard drive and such. Sorry if I was not clear with that.
that's fine too