Comment remplacer des éléments constituant l'Ordi de la région Occitanie offert au lycée

[F4B10]

Bonjours à tous.

Je possède le "HP x360 310 G2 1.6GHz N3050 11.6\" 1366 x 768pixels Écran tactile Argent", l'Ordinateur offert par la région Occitanie durant la période du lycée. On l'appelle plus couramment LORDI.

J'ai réussie à ouvrir le capot de ce PC, cependant, je ne comprend rien aux éléments qui composent l'intérieur de ce PC (où se trouve le processeur, où se trouve le disque dur interne etc). Je voudrai savoir s'il serait possible de remplacer des éléments pour améliorer ce PC comme :

_ changer la batterie

_ changer le processeur

_ changer le disque dur interne

_etc ...

Je vous remercie d'avance pour les réponses que vous m'apporterai.

[Huffer]

Here is the Service Manual:

Manual 

The processor is soldered to the motherboard and cannot be changed. See p. 55 for the battery. See p. 37 for the solid state drive.

Post back with any more questions and please accept as solution if this is the info you needed. 

[Fanordi]

Bonjour @F4B10 , je vois que vous êtes Français donc me permet de vous répondre en français. Comme dit par @Huffer , il faut consulter le manuel de service, qui n'est disponible qu'en anglais. 
Vous aurez tout les éléments à partir de la page 16 pour localiser les différents éléments. 

Si vous avez d'autres questions merci de les poser ici plutôt que d'ouvrir différents sujets. 

[F4B10]

Merci beaucoup pour ta réponse. C'est ce que je cherchais. Je vais essayer de comprendre le système de l'ordi même si je trouve dommage de ne pas pouvoir changer le processeur. 

Merci encore ^^

[F4B10]

I looked inside the computer and I don't understand what's inside. The data sheet does not give the information corresponding exactly to my computer. May be it is because the Occitanie region has modified the interior so that we cannot modify it. I await a answer from you. Thank you in advance.

[Huffer]

red arrow = hdd blue arrow = wifi card yellow arrow = battery

You are right; this model does not seem to correspond to the Manual based on the model number you gave. See the arrows I added to your picture for explanation of the removeable components. HP laptops made for about the last 5 years almost universally have soldered on processors and all of the ones with Intel N series are soldered on. I believe the memory on yours may also be soldered on but if there are memory slots allowing removal and upgrade further disassembly would be needed to access them. You would need to remove the system (mother) board. You will also see where the CPU is soldered on when you remove and flip the motherboard over. The motherboard is the green board above the battery. 

Let us know if you have any more questions. 

[F4B10]

Thank you for your reply.

I will look into the subject again and I will contact you through this forum if I have other questions.

[F4B10]

I will contact you to find out if you had any answers on the photo I just sent. I dismantle everything to see the back of the motherboard but I am unable to locate the different components. Thank you for enlightening me on the subject.

[Huffer · Accepted solution]

The processor and memory are soldered on and are under that big bare metal panel. Nothing you can do with that. It is what it is. 

[F4B10]

You are right.
Thank you for all the answers you gave me.