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‎06-13-2018 08:16 PM

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Product: HP ENVY Notebook 17-u018ca
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Looking to find out if the Samsung 850/860 EVO 500GB m.2 SSD (2280) is compatible with this laptop model. I see in the manual that it does support 256 & 512 m.2 SATA, but I'd like to be sure before ordering it, and attemtpting to open the laptop.

 

Will I be able to use it as a boot drive?

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‎06-14-2018 04:57 AM - edited ‎06-14-2018 04:58 AM

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Yes there is an M.2 slot and you will find it here:

 

M.2 slot next to batteryM.2 slot next to battery

 

Manual

 

Procedure for opening the back cover begins on p. 24. The laptop takes a 2280 form factor SATA-3 M.2 disk and the Samsung 850/860 is a great choice. Yes it can be your boot disk. 

 

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

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‎06-14-2018 04:57 AM - edited ‎06-14-2018 04:58 AM

HP Recommended

Yes there is an M.2 slot and you will find it here:

 

M.2 slot next to batteryM.2 slot next to battery

 

Manual

 

Procedure for opening the back cover begins on p. 24. The laptop takes a 2280 form factor SATA-3 M.2 disk and the Samsung 850/860 is a great choice. Yes it can be your boot disk. 

 

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

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