Can the small trim piece on top for holding the laptop be removed?
506490
Yes, quite easily. It connects with 2 pegs, I wish it fit more snug, but it works.
506491
Yes, It is not fixed hence can remove easily. it is placed in two holes in the board. first I thought it is broken but it is purposely made this way.
506492
Yes - it can be removed. It is just held in place by two holes in the board whereupon the small trim piece has two protruding sections that go in the holes. It can actually be removed easily if turned upside down (happened a few times). I actually wish it wasn't removable but I guess this would be useful for others.
506493
Yes it is very easliy removable. I like the product except for my fan has never worked.
506494
It is glued on not screwed on. I guess you could remove it, you would have to snap it off. I love the tray but the fan stopped working after a month or so, which is why I bought it.
383615
Yes, but its built into the computer, so you can't take it out without taking it apart.
1354531
No, it is stuck on there pretty well and I do not see any tabs or screws to detach it. It is also very heavy! It is a very good PC, especially for those who want to see bigger images on the screen! I would recommend it for desktop use onlyI hope this helps
216315
I have not removed it. I am certain that it is removable. It would not be re-usable.
1761798
Yes the bottom part of the case is attached by the edges of the laptop the battery sticking out will make it impossible to put on however the top can still be used.
1900803
Yes it can be easily to removed if all you need is the micro or mini USB connector.
1660010
If it CAN be removed (which I doubt, as it seems pretty solidly a part of the unit), then the company would have to do it, I think. But why would you want to remove it? It juts out only an inch-and-a-half from the back and looks decent, too. It turned out to be useful for installing the PSU in the case, and afterwards it can be good for keeping track of those not-so-often-used-but-easily-lost USB cables, like for a camera.
97354
Yes, it can be removed easily. I remove it after every use for easier storage.
594684
There are tabs, do all of the tabs one at a time, put something in between the case and the frame of the laptop, like a folded piece of paper or coin. Once all tabs are lifted there will be nothing holding it on.
2121714
The black stoppers that prevent the laptop from sliding off the table came pre-attached. So, I would say no otherwise there could be damage to the surface. There are no screws that can be removed from to take these off.
954766
No it can't be removed. It is all one piece but I take my keyboard off and use it with out it sometimes. It folds over nicely so it can be used with or without a keyboard. I like mine very much and you can use it as a stand as well. The quality is good and in my opinion worth the money. It can be returned if you are not satisfied it. It has a spot for a stylus on the side which I didn't know about. Hope this helps.
2169030
Maybe. On mine the drawer does not come out. You would need to pry off the *back piece of the drawer* to remove it.Directly under the drawer is the wood piece that supports it. On mine the DEPTH of this wood piece does NOT go all the way to the back panel of the unit. There is about a 4" gap, that would need to be filled -- a laptop could fall down in the back if you pushed it in too far. Maybe the bottom panels go all the way to the back in some units, but not in the one I have!That said, you CAN slide the laptop in underneath to rest on the desk.
993546
No, it is not. It is a large formed foam type piece that fits over the handlebars snugly and can easily be removed. It has a cloth cover. There is an elastic band that is pulled over the edge of the laptop giving it a bit more stability. Since the desk itself can be taken off and, if you are crafty, you might be able to contrive an alternative desk but the handlebars limit how low the desk can go. I once needed to use my large desktop computer rather than my laptop so I removed the desk top and moved the bike as close as was safe to my computer, adjusted the monitor on a separate table to view easily. I laid a small board across the handlebars and rested the keyboard and mouse on it.
655195
Its not difficult to take off and it doesn't scratch the laptop when you do so. However, the gaps in the bottom of the case can let in a lot of dust and things that can potentially scratch the bottom of the laptop.
155566
No. It is a little large and I did need to modify my old dell "tool less" holder by chopping off the end to get it to fit.
629797
I personally haven't tried this but the owner's manual or HP's FAQ at their site will probably help. Typically, this is accomplished by opening a door on the underside of the laptop, or, by removing the keyboard. This is my first HP so I'm not familiar with their procedure. The other laptop PC style computers I owned required me to remove the keyboard. Two of the keys are removed to expose clips which are easy to pinch allowing keyboard removal.Sorry I couldn't provide more help.
1343735
Each of the two supporting legs have to be adjusted individually, so removing the laptop (of any size) is the preferred method to change the height. It's not a difficult process to remove the laptop and make the needed height adjustments.