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Just wish you had come here first.
See page 66 of the Service manual:
Yours is one of the models where you can install an M.2 but the only way is to get a different adapter board and cable.
And you can generally only get them from HP. Cost is about $60 or so for the additional parts you would need to fit an M.2 sata disk into the 2.5 inch hard drive bay.
You could have just purchased a 2.5 inch SATA SSD and used the same hardware you have now. No speed advantage of a SATA M.2 over a SATA 2.5 inch SSD. And your laptop will not take a PCIe/NVME type M.2 disk.
Post back with any more questions. If you have purchased the M.2 I hope you can return it and get a 2.5 inch SATA SSD.
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Just wish you had come here first.
See page 66 of the Service manual:
Yours is one of the models where you can install an M.2 but the only way is to get a different adapter board and cable.
And you can generally only get them from HP. Cost is about $60 or so for the additional parts you would need to fit an M.2 sata disk into the 2.5 inch hard drive bay.
You could have just purchased a 2.5 inch SATA SSD and used the same hardware you have now. No speed advantage of a SATA M.2 over a SATA 2.5 inch SSD. And your laptop will not take a PCIe/NVME type M.2 disk.
Post back with any more questions. If you have purchased the M.2 I hope you can return it and get a 2.5 inch SATA SSD.
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