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This is just how laptops are now. People want them nice and thin and removeable batteries and access panels get in the way of that design.
Here's the Manual:
You want to pick up on p. 34 with the rubber feet. Remove carefully. Don't stetch them out too much or you won't squeeze them back in the channels. Also try to keep some of the gummy glue on them to reattach.
Page 36 has a great picture of the memory in the lower left and the M.2 disk slot right above the battery. It will take an NVME/PCIe M.2 and that is absolutely what you want: several times faster than a SATA even an M.2 SATA:
Above is the disk HP would have installed if you had ordered one.
16 gig memory kit:
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This is just how laptops are now. People want them nice and thin and removeable batteries and access panels get in the way of that design.
Here's the Manual:
You want to pick up on p. 34 with the rubber feet. Remove carefully. Don't stetch them out too much or you won't squeeze them back in the channels. Also try to keep some of the gummy glue on them to reattach.
Page 36 has a great picture of the memory in the lower left and the M.2 disk slot right above the battery. It will take an NVME/PCIe M.2 and that is absolutely what you want: several times faster than a SATA even an M.2 SATA:
Above is the disk HP would have installed if you had ordered one.
16 gig memory kit:
Post back if you need more help.
If this is "the Answer" please click "Accept as Solution" to help others find it.
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