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The M.2 2280 solid-state drives, PCIe, NVMe is compatible.
IT is Internet Technology staff.
If the memory module SoDIMM that you bought is exactly identical, you can plug it in and you should see 16GB installed memory.
It is your laptop so you can do with it what you want because all the risk is your own anyway.
As long as you do not damage the laptop when you upgrade it won't void the warranty if there is one.
If you need to return it for warranty work, make sure that you return it to the configuration it was in when you bought it. That would mean putting the original storage device in a safe place and not changed in any way until the warranty is expired.
By "used before" do you mean refurbished with a warranty?
It would all depend on who you bought it from. If it is a private seller, if there is a warranty it is likely to be with them, not HP.
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The M.2 2280 solid-state drives, PCIe, NVMe is compatible.
IT is Internet Technology staff.
If the memory module SoDIMM that you bought is exactly identical, you can plug it in and you should see 16GB installed memory.
It is your laptop so you can do with it what you want because all the risk is your own anyway.
As long as you do not damage the laptop when you upgrade it won't void the warranty if there is one.
If you need to return it for warranty work, make sure that you return it to the configuration it was in when you bought it. That would mean putting the original storage device in a safe place and not changed in any way until the warranty is expired.
By "used before" do you mean refurbished with a warranty?
It would all depend on who you bought it from. If it is a private seller, if there is a warranty it is likely to be with them, not HP.
I am a volunteer forum member, not an HP employee. If my suggestion solved your issue, don't forget to mark that post as the accepted solution. If you want to say thanks, click on the Yes button next to the "was this reply helpful?"
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I did say that in my last reply.
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