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‎07-01-2021 01:26 PM

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Product: HP Probook 650 G1
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I saw 'I want to add a M.2 SSD drive to my Probook 650 G1 and read  your Solved. My question is where is the 2 M.2 Sockets and which one can I use as a Boot drive. I plan a 500 GB SSD M.2 Bootable drive with 3 Partitions 1 for Windows 10 OS and one for second boot win 11 or (tryout) Android each 100 Gb and the remainder for data and Portable programs Macrium a PDF Editor etc. If what I see above and near my SSD Drive now with just the back cover off is where a M.2 goes it most likely has to be a 42mm M.2 card?  as the slot is short. If I have to dismantle more of the machine as I did to remove the DVD drive than I need a schematic or picture of where to look. I liked and understood most of your prior Solved but find many conflicting stories online and even HP said I cannot us the M.2 slots as drives? Others say is works if I activate in my Bios (I have 2020 ver)

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