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[ItsSaucyYt]

Im trying to take my bracket off my glu buy the DVI screws wont come off how do i fix?

[papajo]

they unscrew if you turn them leftwise 

 

They have have small washers behind the screw try to hold them into place and keep unscrewing the dvi nuts 

[ItsSaucyYt]

I dont have any pliers or a wrench

[ItsSaucyYt]

And its very hard to try and twist it by hand

[papajo]

Just now, ItsSaucyYt said:

I dont have any pliers or a wrench

a wrench wouldnt fit anyways

 

well then your next best bet if you cant hold the small washers behind the div nuts (if they have those that is) would be to unscrew them while applying a force outwards 

[Fasauceome]

Just now, ItsSaucyYt said:

And its very hard to try and twist it by hand

They're metal so that's normal.

 

If you lack the tool for taking those off, you are out of luck. They're quite tight out of the factory.

 

Also, make sure you quote us so that we can see your responses.

[papajo]

3 minutes ago, ItsSaucyYt said:

And its very hard to try and twist it by hand

an other thing you could do if you dont have anything in your house but a toaster ( ) is to plug in a DVI cable and use its screws (while applying an inward force this time) and turn them leftwise while using your finger of your other hand to apply a leftwise rotation to the dvi nut as well. 

[ItsSaucyYt]

2 minutes ago, papajo said:

an other thing you could do if you dont have anything in your house but a toaster ( ) is to plug in a DVI cable and use its screws (while applying an inward force this time) and turn them leftwise while using your finger of your other hand to apply a leftwise rotation to the dvi nut as well. 

Do you have an video example because im confused

[papajo]

8 minutes ago, ItsSaucyYt said:

Do you have an video example because im confused

search on youtube maybe you find a tip there...

 

as to clarify what I am saying 

 

rotating a srew/nut whatever to the left will losen it, rotating it to the right will fasten it. 

 

 

Now what do I mean by outwards and inwards. 

 

put the GPU outputs infront of your eyes so that you can see the DVI holes..

 

 

holding the card on that position then 

 

outwards is the direction towards your head

 

inwards is the direction towards the rear of the GPU