How do I remove the upper window?

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I have a single hung window. Frame seems metal bit I can’t figure out how to remove the top glass. None of the videos match, I don’t see any glaze bead to pop out.
 

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It looks like an aluminium version of a sliding sash window, there are no glazing beads because it's what we call 'wrap around' so you'll have to remove the slider from the frame and remove the 4 screws in each corner and pull the frame off the glass and gasket, the gasket is a wrap around which surrounds the glass and the 4 aluminium sections thump over it clamping onto the glass, same as an aluminium sliding patio door, like this....
 

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It looks like an aluminium version of a sliding sash window, there are no glazing beads because it's what we call 'wrap around' so you'll have to remove the slider from the frame and remove the 4 screws in each corner and pull the frame off the glass and gasket, the gasket is a wrap around which surrounds the glass and the 4 aluminium sections thump over it clamping onto the glass, same as an aluminium sliding patio door, like this....
Thank you! So remove to two interior screws at each top corner, and the two exterior screws at the lower corners?

I can’t seem to find a video or pictorial to visualize. I might be searching the wrong terms.
 
Without being in front of your window it's hard to say how the panel comes out but once it's out then you'll need to split the 4 sides off the glass
 

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