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01-27-2020 12:09 PM
Hi! I just bought my new hp notebook and15-da1007nw and it has HDD disk, I wanted to change it to my SSD, but opening this notebook is not possible for me. I unscrewd all bottom screws and tried to open it, but it's hard and frustrating. Is it even possible without proper tools?
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01-27-2020 12:18 PM
All you need is a technician sized Phillips screwdriver. You probably don't know there are screws under the rubber strips on the bottom. See the Service Manual here:
How to starts on p. 39. Once you get the rear cover off, see this inside:
red circle marks M.2 slot
Working the back cover off takes a bit of a touch and maybe some experience. Also I encourage you to open it and visually inspect BEFORE buying an upgrade part to make sure a slot is present on your motherboard as shown in the picture I posted above.
Post back with any more questions and please accept as solution if this is the info you needed.
01-27-2020 12:18 PM
All you need is a technician sized Phillips screwdriver. You probably don't know there are screws under the rubber strips on the bottom. See the Service Manual here:
How to starts on p. 39. Once you get the rear cover off, see this inside:
red circle marks M.2 slot
Working the back cover off takes a bit of a touch and maybe some experience. Also I encourage you to open it and visually inspect BEFORE buying an upgrade part to make sure a slot is present on your motherboard as shown in the picture I posted above.
Post back with any more questions and please accept as solution if this is the info you needed.
01-27-2020 12:27 PM
Yes if you are lucky. Be very careful about stretching out the rubber strips. Generally enough adhesive remains to stick them back but a very small drop of rubber cement (not volatile airplane model glue) at each end and in the middle is not a bad idea.