Often, despite everything, the screw is UNDER the pile... or under a label... but it can also be clipped... Best regards, @+
-- "He who wants to climb a mountain starts from the bottom! " Signed: "Gillette" aka "nobody"! ;) (°!°)
tribun
Hello Generally, mice do not have screws for disassembly. They are manufactured and closed (clipped) under pressure, so disassembling them is almost impossible without destroying the mouse.
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Anonymous user
Hello Not necessarily, I've disassembled plenty to re-solder the cable or the LED this one in particular, no idea ....
tribun
Hi. Personally, I have Logitech ones but there's no way to open them, there are no screws. Or else you have to damage them. Some can probably be opened.
Anonymous user
the logitech disassembled the 2 screws were under the pads, but it probably depends on the models .....
tribun
My skates cannot have the blades removed; they are molded plastic with the shell.
Anonymous user
Oh yeah ............. so there’s just a good weight left to open it (lol)
poupougne13
Have you tried using a pin to poke under the labels to see if it's a bit hollow under one of them?
-- "He who wants to climb a mountain starts from the bottom!" Signed: "Gillette" a.k.a. "nobody"! ;) (°!°)
xplom
Moderator
Hello I actually looked at my Logitech Anywhere MX, the only solution will be a hammer to take it apart or maybe an oyster knife... your story keeps me busy on Saturday morning :o)
tribun
Hi. Where to put it in the oven to stuff it :o)))
mikke3000
Hello everyone and thank you for your responses... But how do those who need to change the battery manage??
xplom
Moderator
well since it looks like mine, I would say to flip it over and slide the trap with your thumb