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Yes. On that model the M.2 slot is present on models with an i7 processor and dedicated graphics chip according to the Service Manual.
See p. 2
However, the Manual is very vague as to the location of and access to the M.2 slot.
Others have posted pictures and it seems the Manual is wrong and you do not need to remove and flip over the motherboard to get to it. The slot is right above the hard drive bay see p. 35.
So you can add an M.2 mSSD module to your laptop sometimes called a "gumstick" hard drive.
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Yes. On that model the M.2 slot is present on models with an i7 processor and dedicated graphics chip according to the Service Manual.
See p. 2
However, the Manual is very vague as to the location of and access to the M.2 slot.
Others have posted pictures and it seems the Manual is wrong and you do not need to remove and flip over the motherboard to get to it. The slot is right above the hard drive bay see p. 35.
So you can add an M.2 mSSD module to your laptop sometimes called a "gumstick" hard drive.
This is what it would look like:
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Yes that Samsung will work. All you will need is a screw to hold it in the laptop and the laptop likely has one of those in there already.
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Hi, i got that item but i am not able to install that. Please see attached image
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Well it does look different from the picture I posted. I suspect your laptop cannot take a PCI-e M.2 but in all the ones I have tried they at least fit in the slot.
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