> There are two screws that secure the RAM shield. I picked the smallest > philips screw driver that I have at home. It's not making them turn. > They don't seem to budge. What am I doing wrong? Do I need to visit my > local Radio Shack for the right tool to remove these screws? Thank you > all in advance. Visit your favorite dollar store and pick up a set of jewelers screwdrivers. The smallest phillips in the set should do the trick. Depending on which dollar store you visit, you can find sets with 3-7 screwdrivers per set. Also, MicroCenter currently has a nice computer tool kit on sale, list price was $15 but I got it for $2.99. It has a lot of handy tools including 2 pair of tiny pliers, asst of screwdriver bits, etc. and comes in a hard plastic case the folds into thirds making it about the size of a PDA but thicker. They frequently have these tool kits on sale pretty cheap so I usually end up getting each one they reduce low enough. I got one the has a great ergonomic "T" handle screwdriver in it. Then I went to the friendly dollar store and they had the same design in a schoolbus yellow but it had a great refinement-the handle had precisely drilled holes to accommodate the extra bits. This style works great when swapping HDs in the G4 tower. It has a bit that really fits well and the handle lets you center your weight directly on the bit so there is no slippage or screw damage.