Phillips 2.0 × 2.5 screwdriver, which ifixit kit has it

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HP ZBook 15

The HP ZBook 15 is a powerful mobile workstation with advanced processing capability. Released in October 2013, this computer has the power and speed of a desktop in a highly portable package. Identifiable by model number F1M31UT. Most parts are easily accessible allowing for quick, simple repairs.

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Phillips 2.0 × 2.5 screwdriver, which ifixit kit has it

Hi, I don't understand what Phillips 2.0 × 2.5 means besides it's a Phillips screwdriver. I am trying to remove the ram from a HP zBook 15 fury. Thank you!

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I talked to HP support and they say Magnetic Phillips P1 screwdriver. I guess the ifixit tools are not magnetic?

13 de set de 2022 por Wilma Lee

@wilmalee2 not sure why the magnetic would make a difference but no, they are not. Get a small fridge magnet and attach that to the driver to make it magnetic.

13 de set de 2022 por oldturkey03

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I talked to HP support and they say Magnetic Phillips P1 screwdriver. I guess the ifixit tools are not magnetic? — Wilma Lee
@wilmalee2 not sure why the magnetic would make a difference but no, they are not. Get a small fridge magnet and attach that to the driver to make it magnetic. — oldturkey03

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@wilmalee2 I believe that would you are reading as "Phillips 2.0 × 2.5" is actually Phillips M2.0 × 2.5 which means its a 2mm thread and the screw is 2.5 mm long (thread length). With a 2MM screw your screwdriver is most likely a PH 0 or PH1 The Minnow kit Minnow Driver Kit will have those as well as all the other kits. If you do more work on computers/electronics go for the big guns. Pro Tech Toolkit Those kits are all awesome.