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11-12-2018 09:25 AM
Hi everyone,
i own a HP Pavilion Notebook - 15-ab222nh
i wish to upgrade it and add an SSD as a second drive. i have seen that it is possible with other pavilion 15 models, i just wish that the community to confirm that it is indeed possible with my specific model.
thank you,
gabe
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11-12-2018 09:43 AM
Your model is the same basic platform as the Star Wars notebooks, but not sure if yours is an actual Star Wars machine? In the Manual:
there is reference to an M.2 solid state drive. See p. 53. However, the Manual does not show an image of the M.2 slot. I found this disassembly video on Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8nb4zb2x-w
At 2:54 you see this:
can't find an M.2 slot here
So to answer your question the only way I see to have an SSD plus a hard drive is to place the SSD where the hard drive is now and move the hard drive to an optical bay adapter like this one:
Long answer I know but let us know if you need more info and please accept as solution if this is what you needed.
11-12-2018 09:43 AM
Your model is the same basic platform as the Star Wars notebooks, but not sure if yours is an actual Star Wars machine? In the Manual:
there is reference to an M.2 solid state drive. See p. 53. However, the Manual does not show an image of the M.2 slot. I found this disassembly video on Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8nb4zb2x-w
At 2:54 you see this:
can't find an M.2 slot here
So to answer your question the only way I see to have an SSD plus a hard drive is to place the SSD where the hard drive is now and move the hard drive to an optical bay adapter like this one:
Long answer I know but let us know if you need more info and please accept as solution if this is what you needed.