In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The hard drive is rectangular and will be located in one of the corners. Most hard drives have labels indicating their storage and speed, so check the label if you aren't sure. Many hard drives have shiny metal exposed, though not all of them do. There will be two small Phillips screws securing the hard drive into place. These two screws run alongside one edge of the hard drive, and must be removed to free the drive. The screws will remain attached to the bracket that is holding the drive in place. Once you have loosened the screws, you can pull the bracket they are attached to directly out of the case. Gently pull the tab to extract the hard drive from the housing. Don't pull it all the way out, as there is still a cable attached underneath. If there is no tab affixed you can use your fingers to gently lift the drive out. Grab both sides of the connector attached at the top of the hard drive. Pull it straight out of the hard drive. It may be securely connected, so "walk" the connector out by gently pulling alternate sides of the connector. Pull the hard drive completely out of the MacBook so that you can access the screws on the sides of the drive. The hard drive will have four T6 Torx screws, two on each side. These are used to secure the drive in the bay. You will need to screw these into your new hard drive, so set them aside. You can also peel the pull tab off of the old drive and set it aside to stick to the new one.
Summary: Locate the hard drive. Remove the screws securing the drive. Lift the bracket out. Pull the tab protruding from under the drive. Disconnect the hard drive. Remove the screws from the hard drive.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: As you've seen, there are 10 millimeters in a centimeter. Similarly, there are 1,000 millimeters in a meter and 1,000,000 millimeters in a kilometer, which is 1,000 meters. Once you understand the math, converting other metric measurements to millimeters is a relatively simple task. The prefix "centi" means "hundred," signifying that a centimeter is one hundredth of a meter. By the same token, "milli" mean "thousand," so a millimeter is one thousandth of a meter. You may need a calculator for this one. Start by entering your inch measurement up to 2 decimal places (as in "6.25"). Then, hit the "x" button and punch in "25.4," as there are roughly 25.4 millimeters in 1 inch. When you hit the "=" button, the number you get will be the same measurement, only in millimeters. Using the formula described above, 6.25 inches is equal to 158.75 millimeters. Translating inches to millimeters is a little tougher than making other conversions, since inches are imperial units and millimeters are metric. The idea here is the same as converting inches to millimeters. There are approximately 304.8 millimeters in an imperial foot, so multiplying the total number of feet by 304.8 will help you determine how long it is using the smallest metric unit of measurement. If you're 5 feet tall, you would be 1,524 millimeters tall. That sounds a lot more impressive! Nothing new here. 1 yard is equal to about 914.4 millimeters. As a result, multiplying a yard measurement by 914.4 will instantly turn it into a millimeter measurement. The same basic principle that makes it possible to convert inches and feet to millimeters also applies here. There are 12 inches in 1 foot, so 12 x 25.4 = 304.8; a yard has 3 feet, so 304.8 x 3 = 914.4, and so on. It's well known that the field of play on an American football field is 100 yards. What many might not know is that this amounts to a whopping 91,440 millimeters. Imagine trying to measure that out with a ruler!
Summary: Learn how other metric measurements work to easily calculate millimeters. Multiply inch measurements by 25.4 to find their length in millimeters. Multiply measurements given in feet by 304.8. Use a conversion factor of 914.4 to get millimeters from yards.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Sadly in this game, you don't get to use them. Zelda does. Now you will be on your horse with Zelda and you have to "L" or "Z" target Ganon avoiding his minions that he sends flying at you so she can shoot him with a Light Arrow. After she does, go up to him on your horse and hit him with your sword using a spin attack. Repeat this process until he's defeated.
Summary:
After the part with Link and Zelda being teleported into Hyrule Field, Zelda will ask for the power of the gods and transport you to get the "Light Arrows".