The majority of Dell laptops use #0 or #00, depending on the system, and screw location. For the SSD it's usually #00 whole the other screws tend to be #0 due to the nature of the M.2 screws making this unavoidable.
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However Dell is known to secure the XPS machines externally with T6 Torx screws but that's where the Torx shenanigans end. They've done it for a while on these XPS laptops.
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However Dell is known to secure the XPS machines externally with T5 or T6 Torx screws but that's where the Torx shenanigans end. They've done it for a while on these XPS laptops.
My recommendation for a laptop like this is to get the [product|IF145-299-4|64-bit driver kit] so you aren't stuck if my educated guess is wrong.
The majority of Dell laptops use #0 or #00, depending on the system in question. I expect this one to use #00 on the outside and #0 on the internal components. That said, some of their laptops use Torx as well, but that's not common on Dell laptops, especially ones made within the past 4-5 years.
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The majority of Dell laptops use #0 or #00, depending on the system, and screw location. For the SSD it's usually #00 whole the other screws tend to be #0 due to the nature of the M.2 screws making this unavoidable.
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However Dell is known to secure the XPS machines externally with T6 Torx screws but that's where the Torx shenanigans end. They've done it for a while on these XPS laptops.
My recommendation for a laptop like this is to get the [product|IF145-299-4|64-bit driver kit] so you aren't stuck if my educated guess is wrong.
The majority of Dell laptops use #0 or #00, depending on the system in question. I expect this one to use #0 on the outside and #00 on the internal components. That said, some of their laptops use Torx as well, but that's not common on Dell laptops, especially ones made within the past 4-5 years.
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The majority of Dell laptops use #0 or #00, depending on the system in question. I expect this one to use #00 on the outside and #0 on the internal components. That said, some of their laptops use Torx as well, but that's not common on Dell laptops, especially ones made within the past 4-5 years.
My recommendation for a laptop like this is to get the [product|IF145-299-4|64-bit driver kit] so you aren't stuck if my educated guess is wrong.
The majority of Dell laptops use #0 or #00, depending on the system in question. I expect this one to use #00 on the outside and #0 on the internal components. That said, some of their laptops use Torx as well, but that's not common on Dell laptops, especially ones made within the past 4-5 years.
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The majority of Dell laptops use #0 or #00, depending on the system in question. I expect this one to use #0 on the outside and #00 on the internal components. That said, some of their laptops use Torx as well, but that's not common on Dell laptops, especially ones made within the past 4-5 years.
My recommendation for a laptop like this is to get the [product|IF145-299-4|64-bit driver kit] so you aren't stuck if my educated guess is wrong.
The majority of Dell laptops use #0 or #00, depending on the system in question. I expect this one to use #000 on the outside and #00 on the internal components. That said, some of their laptops use Torx as well, but that's not common on Dell laptops, especially ones made within the past 4-5 years.
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The majority of Dell laptops use #0 or #00, depending on the system in question. I expect this one to use #00 on the outside and #0 on the internal components. That said, some of their laptops use Torx as well, but that's not common on Dell laptops, especially ones made within the past 4-5 years.
My recommendation for a laptop like this is to get the [product|IF145-299-4|64-bit driver kit] so you aren't stuck if my educated guess is wrong.
The majority of Dell laptops use #00 or #000, depending on the system in question. I expect this one to use #000 on the outside and #00 on the internal components. That said, some of their laptops use Torx as well, but that's not common on Dell laptops, especially ones made within the past 4-5 years.
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The majority of Dell laptops use #0 or #00, depending on the system in question. I expect this one to use #000 on the outside and #00 on the internal components. That said, some of their laptops use Torx as well, but that's not common on Dell laptops, especially ones made within the past 4-5 years.
My recommendation for a laptop like this is to get the [product|IF145-299-4|64-bit driver kit] so you aren't stuck if my educated guess is wrong.
The majority of Dell laptops use #00 or #000, depending on the system in question. I would expect an XPS to use #000, although I'd keep a #00 available for the internal components as well. Some use Torx as well, but that's not common on Dell laptops.
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The majority of Dell laptops use #00 or #000, depending on the system in question. I expect this one to use #000 on the outside and #00 on the internal components. That said, some of their laptops use Torx as well, but that's not common on Dell laptops, especially ones made within the past 4-5 years.
My recommendation for a laptop like this is to get the [product|IF145-299-4|64-bit driver kit] so you aren't stuck if my educated guess is wrong.
The majority of Dell laptops use #00 or #000, depending on the system in question. I would expect an XPS to use #000, although I'd keep a #00 available for the internal components as well.
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The majority of Dell laptops use #00 or #000, depending on the system in question. I would expect an XPS to use #000, although I'd keep a #00 available for the internal components as well. Some use Torx as well, but that's not common on Dell laptops.
My recommendation for a laptop like this is to get the [product|IF145-299-4|64-bit driver kit] so you aren't stuck if my educated guess is wrong.
The majority of Dell laptops use #00 or #000, depending on the system in question. I would expect an XPS to use #000, although I'd keep a #00 available for the internal components as well.
My recommendation for a laptop like this is to get the [product|IF145-299-4|64-bit driver kit] so you aren't stuck if my educated guess is wrong.