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Phantom 410 how to remove pci-e brackets?

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I can't figure it out, the screw won't come out. I'm not sure if pci-e brackets is the proper name, but I mean the things on the back you have to remove to install a graphics card. So how do I remove them?

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It should be a thumb screw. Take a screw driver and unscrew it.

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It should be a thumb screw. Take a screw driver and unscrew it.

Hmm if so it is very hard to get out, I'll go give it a try.

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It worked thanks for quick response. it was in there pretty darn good

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It worked thanks for quick response. it was in there pretty darn good

Ugh, manufacturers always do this. Also the name you use is correct, although they're called by other names as well.

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