HP 24 All-in-One PC 24-f0066 3LA85AA

[@iddqds]

my favourite instructor. keep up the good work man.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@iddqds thanks

[@differentlythesame9708]

You are a boss. Keep up the good work

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Thanks!

[@coreypolite9831]

the picture hanging Velcro strips also work and makes removal easier as well.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@coreypolite9831 nice

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@coreypolite9831 the adhesive is a pain though.

[@coreypolite9831]

@@ItsBinhRepaired oh no just using both sides of the strips is what I meant o hold he drive in place.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

I mean if you ever need to peel the velcro out.

[@coreypolite9831]

@@ItsBinhRepaired ah I see said the blind man.

[@viktormedina4631]

Wow! Nice!

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Yup :)

[@we6706]

Dude thank you for good work but you must keep the one Tera HDD and you have the slot of m.2 NGFF beside the cable you disconnect, RETURN THE ONE TERA WESTERN DIGITAL AND THEN INSTALL NGFF 256GB WITH HIM FOR SYSTEM ONLY

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@we6706 They wanted it done right away. Having a spinning drive as a failure point is not good. If it goes bad, which it will, it'll lock up the entire computer.

[@fanizaelani6709]

nothing slot ssd m.2?

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Hm?

[@fanizaelani6709]

@@ItsBinhRepaired port ssd m.2 sata

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

What about it?

[@XXzelcrisXX]

There is a nvme slot, maybe it can handle nvme ssd with an adapter

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Adapter?

[@XXzelcrisXX]

@ItsBinhRepaired Yes, it's called A/E to m2 adapter on aliexpress and amazon. But there is also an m2 nvme slot next to the sata conectors, i didn't see it the first time 😅.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

Oh lol

[@sergiogijon4311]

No need for an adapter m.2 ssd fits just needs a screw to hold in place. I've done that in many of these kind of aio

[@XXzelcrisXX]

@@sergiogijon4311 Indeed, but if you need a 2nd ssd nvme high speed option, it's posible.

[@bernaldsolano]

I'd have removed/disconnected the HDD and put a M2 NVMe instead, less hassle and less danger of the 2.5" falling in some moment and rattling around the computer.

[@ItsBinhRepaired]

@@bernaldsolano up to the customer. M.2 is faster as well, but they just wanted it working and back sooner and cheaper.