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04-03-2020 04:17 AM
Hi guys!
I'm new to all of this but trying to give it a try.
I currently have a Pavilion CS0099TX which I love. I've recently acquired a 2tb Seagate FireCuda which I want to install. I thought this would be very straight forward after watching a YouTube tutorial. It was easy, until I pulled the back of my laptop off and realised that this model of Pavilion CS doesn't have a drive that I can "Replace" as it came with a M.2 SSD.
This works well, as I won't need to replace the M.2 and I can now have two drives at once.
My issue is that I now need the SATA3 Ribbon Cable and Cradle (Sorry if this is the incorrect term) for my new SSD (inc. screws etc.) and I can't find the part numbers anywhere. An older CS model that has a 2.5 inch drive installed should have the part numbers I need.
Could anyone please point me in the right direction?
Thanks in advance.
P.S. I think this might be the code for the SATA3 Cable but I really am not sure - L20103-001
P.P.S. I apologise if anything I have said doesn't make sense, as I'm new to this and still learning.
04-07-2020 03:22 PM
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