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Hey I was trying to take apart my nintendo 64 but I can't find any screws or where to start. Does anyone know? Or have a site that tells me?
uhh.. why are yu trying to take apart ur n64?
Boredom
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Boredom
hahaha uhh .. i think you`re a lit`l tOo much into taking it apart, past boredom man. hahaha! sorry, i just thought it was funny .. i can be like that tOo. its like yOo start something stupid or weird when you`re bored and yOo get into it sOo much that even when yOo finally find something else to do .. yOo don`t wanna do it, yOo wanna keep doing the stupid, weird thing! haha
should be move to entertainment
haha, i think we have a steve wozniak in the making. he's the technical genius behind the original macintosh, and cofounder of apple inc. keep it up bro!
Lol I still can't get the D**n thing opened. So I gave up and opened up my dreamcast. I thought there'd be alot of dust in there but there wasn't...hmm probably just because I almost never used that horrible system. Well it's back together lol.
Don't bother with either of those, you're wasting your time, even if it is to kill boredom.
Besides boredom is there any other reason you want to expend the energy to open one of those crappy consoles?
Besides boredom is there any other reason you want to expend the energy to open one of those crappy consoles?
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Don't bother with either of those, you're wasting your time, even if it is to kill boredom.
Besides boredom is there any other reason you want to expend the energy to open one of those crappy consoles?
Besides boredom is there any other reason you want to expend the energy to open one of those crappy consoles?
Dreamcast I'll admit is a crappy console but what do you have against N64?
i took a part my ps2 but i only had to fix it..
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i took a part my ps2 but i only had to fix it..
What was wrong with it? Disc Read Error?
Lol. I would've helped you take it apart....but I can't find my N64. Had it for too long :D.
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Nintendo 64 Modification Instructions
Modifying your Nintendo 64 to play games from different territories, whether it is a domestic or import, is very simple to do. The method we list below is the easiest and safest modification available at this time.
Here is what you'll need:
1 Nintendo 64
1 Philips Screwdriver
1 Screwdriver with the head that fits the screws on the system
1. Taking the specialized screwdriver, unscrew all the screws at the bottom.
2. Don't take it off with force, take it off easy. The RAM cart attachment is plugged into the main board
which is on the bottom half. If you're careful enough in seperating them, you can take it apart, while
leaving the sticker intact and the RAM card hanging from the top lid.
3. Now looking at the top lid, look toward the cartridge area. You should see a template which makes
up the cartridge bay. This should be held by a couple of philips screws. Unscrew this, and remove
the template.
4. Once removed, put the lid on top of the system and remove the RAM cartridge lid.
5. Now press down on the RAM cart to make sure its firmly plugged back in to its slot.
6. The final step is to put the casing screws back in.
7. That's it! Your system is modified.
**NOTE** - If you decide to, once you have removed the template, you can cut out or melt down the two tabs, and then place the template back inside.
Modifying your Nintendo 64 to play games from different territories, whether it is a domestic or import, is very simple to do. The method we list below is the easiest and safest modification available at this time.
Here is what you'll need:
1 Nintendo 64
1 Philips Screwdriver
1 Screwdriver with the head that fits the screws on the system
1. Taking the specialized screwdriver, unscrew all the screws at the bottom.
2. Don't take it off with force, take it off easy. The RAM cart attachment is plugged into the main board
which is on the bottom half. If you're careful enough in seperating them, you can take it apart, while
leaving the sticker intact and the RAM card hanging from the top lid.
3. Now looking at the top lid, look toward the cartridge area. You should see a template which makes
up the cartridge bay. This should be held by a couple of philips screws. Unscrew this, and remove
the template.
4. Once removed, put the lid on top of the system and remove the RAM cartridge lid.
5. Now press down on the RAM cart to make sure its firmly plugged back in to its slot.
6. The final step is to put the casing screws back in.
7. That's it! Your system is modified.
**NOTE** - If you decide to, once you have removed the template, you can cut out or melt down the two tabs, and then place the template back inside.
I like taking apart stuff.
I took apart:
A Mouse
CD Player
Monitor
FDD
CDD
HDD
In that order...
I still don't know how they work, but it's fun.
Yeah... got nothing to contribute, so I'll just go ahead and give Felix some props.
- Chinkieeyedpnoi
I took apart:
A Mouse
CD Player
Monitor
FDD
CDD
HDD
In that order...
I still don't know how they work, but it's fun.
Yeah... got nothing to contribute, so I'll just go ahead and give Felix some props.
- Chinkieeyedpnoi
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I like taking apart stuff.
I took apart:
A Mouse
CD Player
Monitor
FDD
CDD
HDD
In that order...
I still don't know how they work, but it's fun.
Yeah... got nothing to contribute, so I'll just go ahead and give Felix some props.
- Chinkieeyedpnoi
I took apart:
A Mouse
CD Player
Monitor
FDD
CDD
HDD
In that order...
I still don't know how they work, but it's fun.
Yeah... got nothing to contribute, so I'll just go ahead and give Felix some props.
- Chinkieeyedpnoi
I think everyone enjoys taking things apart
I've done
PS2
N64
Dreamcast
CD-Rom Drives
Computers
Radios
Rio MP3 Players
Ipods
I forget what else but yeah
It's so much fun!
Wow.. the only thing I've taken apart was my food and my remote control for the TV.. 
Why do people like to take apart their electronics..?
Why do people like to take apart their electronics..?
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