Find the 2.25mm thick Thermal Pad (Bag B) and remove the clear plastic backing.

Place the 2.25mm thermal pad on the back of the Dual M.2 Adapter board between the M.2 standoff screw holes in the shown zone.

With the Blue liner backing still applied, softly push down on the backing making sure it is adhered to the Dual M.2 Adapter board.

Once the Thermal Pad is fully adhered to the Dual M.2 Adapter board, slowly remove the Blue liner backing.

***Important Note:*** At this point, there should be no more plastic backings on the 2.25mm Thermal Pad you just applied.

Find the 2.25mm thick Thermal Pad (Bag B) and remove the clear plastic backing.

Place the 2.25mm thermal pad on the back of the Dual M.2 Adapter board between the M.2 standoff screw holes in the shown zone.

With the Blue liner backing still applied, softly push down on the backing making sure it is adhered to the Dual M.2 Adapter board.

Once the Thermal Pad is fully adhered to the Dual M.2 Adapter board, slowly remove the Blue liner backing.

***Important Note:*** At this point, there should be no more plastic backings on the 2.25mm Thermal Pad you just applied.

Before closing up the laptop, make sure that the Touchpad end of the Touchpad Cable is fully seated in the receptacle.

The cable should be inserted far enough that the white line almost touches the receptacle.

If it is not inserted far enough, you'll need to flip up the black latch on the other side of the connector, slide the cable in further, and then close the black latch again.

Fedora has a fantastic tool called Fedora Media Writer to create USB installers. It's available for Windows, OS X, and Linux. For Windows and OS X, you can download it here: https://fedoraproject.org/workstation/

If you're coming from another Fedora install or Linux distro, you can install Fedora Media Writer following the steps here: https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora/latest/getting-started/#_general_preparations

Insert your USB drive (2GB or larger). Note that it will be reformatted, so make sure you are ok with erasing any data that is on it.

After installing Fedora Media Writer, run it. Click Next to go to the "Select Fedora Release" screen. We'll proceed with the Official Fedora Workstation release for this guide, but there are a range of other options available. Now click Next.

The latest version of Fedora will be selected by default. Make sure the correct USB Drive is selected in the drop down, and then click Write.

Once the USB drive creation is complete, you can click Finish, close Fedora Media Writer, eject your USB drive, and if you'd like to, delete the downloaded ISO file.

Remove the clear plastic tray covering the Input Deck and open both of the Input Deck Latches.

The plastic tray is made of post-consumer-recycled PET and is highly recyclable.

Place the Touchpad Module flat, slightly below the Keyboard as shown.

Like the Keyboard, you can confirm it is properly aligned by lining it up to the dashed lines on the Mid Plate.

Applying gentle downward pressure to keep the Touchpad module flat, slide it up into place.

Remember that the Input Deck Latches should still be open at this point, otherwise the Touchpad Module won't slide on.

The Touchpad Module can be installed either directly below the Keyboard or offset by one space to the right. For example, the Keyboard can have the Touchpad below it, or the Keyboard can be left-aligned while the Touchpad is centered.