Small eMMC memory

[Dewuiz]

I would like to know if there is any way I can replace the internal hard drive (eMMC 32GB) with a bigger one. A memory of 32GB is not enough, and Windows is no more able to do the update.

Thank you 

[banhien]

@Dewuiz 

Unfortunately NO, the eMMC chip is soldered to the motherboard. You can store user files/data on SD (or microSD) card.  Please use the following instructions to update Windows

    https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebooks-Knowledge-Base/Updating-Windows-10-OS-on-an-HP-Stream-with-3...

Regards.

[Dewuiz]

No, the eMMC is not soldered, there is a cable connecting the eMMC module to the motherboard (please, check attached picture).

I would like to know if there is a possibility to find a sort of adapter cable to convert that 10 pin port into a SATA port and connect a standard SSD or HDD to the SATA port.

Or, second option, if there is a bigger eMMC memory (64 GB or 128 GB) available to replace the 32 GB eMMC installed on my laptop, with the same 10 pin connection.

Thank you,

[Dewuiz]

Hello,

can anyone provide more feedback on this?

If possible, very appreciated.

Thank you.

[Dragstar]

Hello Dewuiz, i have the same problem and i would like to replace the eMMC, have you found a solution?

[Dewuiz]

No, unfortunately I haven't... 

[Dragstar]

Many tks for your prompt reply, I will make some other research and will keep you informed in case of news

[ThomasFR]

Hello,

Instead of changing the current emmc, there is the possibility of adding a hard drive or an ssd with this trick: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsQpPkb_I1w

[Dewuiz]

I saw that video some time ago and I thought it was the solution... But the notebook on that video is a little bit different than mine, cause I don't have that SATA connection available on the side of the motherboard. 

But thanks for your advice.