Those aren't terribly damaged. So you're in luck. I would try a flathead that fits inside the philips head, and try slowly to take it the screws out. REMEMBER you must put some pressure against them, so protect the screen incase you slip.
Those aren't terribly damaged. So you're in luck. I would try a flathead that fits inside the philips head, and try slowly to take it the screws out. REMEMBER you must put some pressure against them, so protect the screen incase you slip.
You need one that fits perfectly inside it. (Yes I did notice it was that one, I see the scratches ) A rubber band should work if you got a thick one that is wider than the screw and press firmly inside it.
You need one that fits perfectly inside it. (Yes I did notice it was that one, I see the scratches ) A rubber band should work if you got a thick one that is wider than the screw and press firmly inside it.
Once again I fell down the martial arts rabbit hole and am plumbing the murky depths of the internet's various martial arts and fighting crafts echo chambers.
If you're not actively involved and only get up to speed every few years or so, you can see the tide of public opinion flapping worse than my dong while I'm skipping naked down a hallway.