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Hello @Goldengirl52,
Just for a bit of added information. It is ALWAYS advisable to disconnect ALL other Drives when performing aClone
etc.
Hello @Goldengirl52,
Just for a bit of added information. It is ALWAYS advisable to disconnect ALL other Drives when performing aClone
etc.
Having trouble with the screw (or lack thereof) for the SSD. I took the best pic I could of it, but it doesn't look like a screw and I tried several, very carefully, of my PC tools. It doesn't look like the screw (that looks like a screw) that is closest to the socket. See red arrows I'm really afraid to try anything until I ask someone? Help
Had to put up old shot of motherboard, anyway, it's the top screw above the socket I don't see a way to unscrew. There's just a sort of tower and hole in the middle, LOL! I don't know, oh lord!!
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Oh brother!! Not unusual it looks like, check this out:
SSD M2 screw? - Storage Devices - Linus Tech Tips
One guy mentions if there is another M.2 you can take the screw from it. His fit anyway?? Does this sound right to you guys?
Last edited by Goldengirl52; 25 Nov 2021 at 11:32. Reason: needed Full Site to enter photo
red arrows?
They are readily available in many places
Akuoly M.2 SSD Screw Set PC Motherboard Screws Spacers for Asus Gigabyte ASRock Msi M2 Nvme SSD Drive, 21pcs : Amazon.co.uk: Computers & Accessories
You could try this:
Need a screw for your m.2 or NVMe drive? - YouTube
where did you find it?
I havent tried the screw from a cassette tape.
Would be great, but no old cassettes around my place ;( Thanks so much though, and I think I'll ask a neighbor that keeps everything She may have one she doesn't want or need
Thanks again!
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The thread on the forum talking about it? The part (screw) itself I found on HP site below:
https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Deskto...2/td-p/7615571
I am a bit doubtful the head of the screw from a cassette is wide enough. Maybe it varies depending on the cassette brand.
I can't believe my neighbor had one, and he brought me the screw. I haven't had a chance to try it yet but will let you know, and I am concerned the head isn't wide enough for the notch in the ssd as well ;(
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does the screw-head have to cover the inlet on the SSD, I mean the copper, C-shaped??
Last edited by steve108; 25 Nov 2021 at 14:26.