If you use the mounting disk, I don't think the instructions say anything about how you would remove it. Does anyone know?
1986507
The reason for the mounting disc is so it doesn't leave marks on a softer dashboard when you take it off. I don't know for sure but it should come off either by inserting plastic in between or by pulling it off
1986508
It's adhered via a sticky pad. So you would just pull it off and then use something like googone to removed any sticky residue. The sticky pad is a one use only deal and it's very strong!!
56563
You must twist the detector bit which then comes off of the mounting plate. It's not difficult at all.
1073020
Yes the reflector disk can be removed and it would be possible to replace it with a translucent disk, just make sure the new disk has holes to put the rods through to hold it
784023
I agree with the gentleman who says, "Take it to a professional." You can damage your disc, and also the machine, if you try to remove it yourself.
422776
No. This drive is only for desktop computers. Taking the drive out of the enclosure will not only void the warranty but render the drive useless.
1273329
It is probably a software pre-installed on the drive that is telling you to do that. If you don't want to use it, format the drive before you start using.
2117988
You would need a screwdriver to remove the main unit. I have never experienced a theft problem with leaving my unit mounted. You could easily remove the actuator button if you wanted to. It is held in place with a rubber band and there is a plug at the other end.
695372
I don't see why you couldn't remove it, however unless you just absolutely don't have room for it I would leave it in place. I need to ask if you are a heavy gamer or do you just use your PC for the every day things, because if you are a gamer then I would most definitely leave it in place.
2132713
I would recommend removing the old one. Though it's never happened to me, I've heard stories of extra weight/thickness causing problems with the disc drive.
1512123
Push the mount tab that is under the lower end of your unit and slice the unit away, in the direction of the top of the unit. Mine is also a bit hard to remove, I sometimes have to gently wiggle the unit out. You might also want to look underneath to see if the metal loop to tie down the lanyard (or to unlock the back cover) might not be in the way.
1268447
Unless the drive specifically lists the mounting bracket as included, it will not have a mounting bracket included. Additionally, there are several types of mounting brackets used by various PC manufacturers, so even if a mounting bracket is included, it my not fit your unit.
989666
Ya, you can remove it no problem. Easy on, easy off. The best by far holder I have ever used. You won't go wrong with this mount.
1189427
You just unscrew the cover off and then screw it on the end to make it longer to use. then unscrew and put back over the plastic disk to protect it.
477039
Yes this can be removed. I remove the computer in the winter months when I am not riding.
1362373
I have not tried removing it. But it looks like it is held in place with screws and should be removable.
850391
If this is a relatively new computer with an up to date operating system, nothing other than using any disc that came with the drive and an open slot in the case for mounting. Windows should do the rest.
2115964
I hope someone will answer with how to because I've tried and can't find out how to do it. All I could find was deleting individually