VESA Mounting Plate

[Ump98]

One of my monitors (HP 24 mh) is attached to a post that allows it to be adjusted up and down as well as tilt. The monitor simply clips in and out from the post.  I have two monitors and want to mount both on a desktop bracket so I can get a better height adjustment.  on the back of the monitor in the slot where it fastens to the post there are four machine screws in a 100 mm x 100 mm pattern.  My intuition is that I can remove them and use the holes to fasten the bracket to the monitor.  I am reluctant to remove them if they are holding any internal components, but it seems odd they would be in the 100 x 100 mm pattern required for a VESA bracket if they weren't intended for that purpose.  Can anyone help me out here?

[banhien]

@Ump98 

Its specs

               https://support.hp.com/au-en/document/c06494042

It does not have anything suitable for standard VESA mount. No other part(s), only itself

               https://partsurfer.hp.com/partsurfer?searchtext=7XM23AA

Regards.

[Ump98]

In fact, it is VESA compatible. The four screws on the back in the 100x100 mm pattern will accept a VESA plate and are not connected with any internal parts. I could not determine this from the HP site so I just took the plunge and things worked out.