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Most certainly. It will not work. The laptop runs a 5th gen Intel Core processor so is a couple generations old and only supports SATA-3 type M.2 disks.
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Also please focus in on p. 67. The M.2 slot on this model is on the backside of the system (mother) board and requires extreme tech skills to access, as do the memory slots. Not a simple matter at all.
Here is an older post where there are some pictures to help:
Post back if you need any more help and please accept as solution if this is the answer you needed.
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Most certainly. It will not work. The laptop runs a 5th gen Intel Core processor so is a couple generations old and only supports SATA-3 type M.2 disks.
Service Manual:
Also please focus in on p. 67. The M.2 slot on this model is on the backside of the system (mother) board and requires extreme tech skills to access, as do the memory slots. Not a simple matter at all.
Here is an older post where there are some pictures to help:
Post back if you need any more help and please accept as solution if this is the answer you needed.
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