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Hello helpers, It seems my ethernet cable has become stuck in my Alienware laptop and it refeses to move, I have looked up many ways to remove it but all have failed me. If anyone could help this would be helpful to me.

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Have you tried pulling it out?

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3 minutes ago, chickenrobber said:

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So when you press the top of it (to press down the ‘lever’) and pull the cable it won’t come out ?

 

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34 minutes ago, chickenrobber said:

Yes

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just pull really hard with pliers straight out.. you will break the cable but not the port. do not pull from side to side or you will break the port

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On 5/25/2019 at 8:03 PM, chickenrobber said:

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Could be a broken lever. Use a plastic tool to pinch the rear end of the lever (the one deep in the port) and press it down then pull the cable out.

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