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First we’ll need to rearrange some of the power supply cables to make room for the  LCD Display and the bracket.  What I found works best is the following:

You’ll also want to route the HDMI and micro USB cables through your case however you see fit.  I currently have both cables routed above the SATA drive cage.  The cables are connected to the display in the top.

Now we’ll want to install the display into the bracket.  You’ll want to install the ribbon cable side first under the clip and then slightly bend the bracket and push the clip in the other side.

If you notice that there is some pressure being applied to the bracket you’ll want to  make some adjustments to the cables and try again.  If everything looks good then you can remove the bracket by reversing the steps and plugging in the cables and installing the bracket.  Again, it’s best if there isn’t any pressure being applied to the back of the display and bracket.

The display is plug and play, but if you are seeing a “No Signal” message, then simply restart your computer and it should work as an additional monitor.