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Thanks for this comment. What is your laptop brand and model? If this is model 250 G8, Yes this is posibale M.2 or M.2 NVMe SSD

You are the wrong bro. only Celeron or Pentium series product no extra SSD slot or RAM slot. but Other series laptop SSD + RAM slot available.

@@ITTubebd it's a celeron, my friend gave me to upgrade, i watched the video and bought parts, so i'm not wrong, i just didn't figure it out

​@@killeronnn please share your Unit serial number and product ID.

Does this problem always happen? Or is it sometimes?

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The SATA connector pin count can vary depending on the specific model of your HP laptop and the configuration you have. However, if your laptop originally came with a 512GB SSD M.2 NVME drive, it's unlikely to have a separate SATA connector for a traditional 2.5-inch SATA drive. M.2 NVME SSDs use a different interface (M.2 slot) than traditional SATA drives, which typically connect via a separate SATA port. If your laptop has an empty 2.5-inch drive bay and you're looking to add a SATA SSD or HDD, you would need to check your laptop's service manual or specifications sheet to confirm the pin count of the SATA connector. This information is usually detailed in the hardware maintenance manual provided by the manufacturer. If you're unsure or can't find the information, contacting HP support or referring to their official documentation would be the best course of action to ensure compatibility and proper installation of a SATA drive.

The exact size of the screw that holds the M2 card is M2x3.

yes. M.2 NVMe port available

Yes, You can install 2.5inch SATA connector on a hp 250 g8 i5 11gen Laptop.

@@ITTubebd could you give me a link for the correct conector?

@@Some_dude_named_Alex You can search amazon or alibaba by model. Hope you get it

If you're disassembling a laptop for maintenance or upgrades, dealing with the heatsink is an essential part. The heatsink is crucial for cooling the CPU or GPU by dissipating heat away from the components. Here are general steps on how to handle the heatsink during disassembly: **1. Power Off and Unplug: Before you begin any disassembly, ensure that the laptop is powered off, and the battery is removed or disconnected. Unplug the laptop from the power source. 2. Identify Heatsink: Locate the heatsink, which is usually a metal structure with fins. It is typically connected to a fan or a cooling system. 3. Disconnect Fan Cable: If the heatsink is connected to a fan, disconnect the fan cable. This is usually a small connector on the motherboard. 4. Remove Heatsink Screws: The heatsink is often attached to the CPU/GPU with screws. Unscrew these carefully, keeping track of their placement. 5. Lift Heatsink Carefully: Once the screws are removed, gently lift the heatsink. Be cautious as there might be thermal paste between the heatsink and the CPU/GPU. 6. Clean Old Thermal Paste: If you're replacing components or reapplying thermal paste, you'll need to clean the old thermal paste. Use a lint-free cloth and a small amount of isopropyl alcohol to wipe it off. 7. Reapply Thermal Paste: If you're reinstalling the same heatsink, or if you've replaced the CPU/GPU, you need to apply a thin layer of thermal paste before reattaching the heatsink. Apply a small, pea-sized amount in the center of the CPU/GPU. 8. Reattach Heatsink: Carefully place the heatsink back onto the CPU/GPU, aligning it with the screw holes. Press down gently to spread the thermal paste. 9. Screw Heatsink Back: Screw the heatsink back into place. Ensure that you tighten the screws evenly in a diagonal pattern to ensure even pressure on the CPU/GPU. 10. Reconnect Fan Cable: If you disconnected the fan, reconnect its cable to the motherboard. 11. Reassemble Laptop: Complete the reassembly process, ensuring that all components are back in their places. 12. Power On: After reassembly, power on the laptop and monitor the temperatures. Ensure that the fan is working correctly. Remember, these are general steps, and the exact process can vary based on your laptop model. Always refer to the laptop's service manual or specific disassembly guides for your model for accurate instructions.

You cannot change the processor. contract technical person to change it

This model is available NVMe SSD slot .

the max memory is 2 x 8 GB and you can install

The CPU is soldered on Motherboard. You can Upgrade to 8GB RAM and SSD for solved this slow issue

@@ITTubebd I'm on it. I found an 8GB RAM online and a 256GB M.2 NVMe chip too. Once I order it, I'll get it to an engineer to fix them and clone my OS to the SSD and then change my BIOS settings to boot the OS from the SSD. Hopefully I'll be done before the end of the week.

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no. its nVMe SSD card.

@@ITTubebd no its m2 wifi card. What is the distance from the SSD chips to the trough (cover) of the laptop ??

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If your laptop cooling fan is making a loud or unusual noise, there are several potential reasons for this, and you can try the following steps to address the issue: Dust Buildup: Over time, dust and debris can accumulate in the cooling fan, causing it to make noise. You can use a can of compressed air to blow out the dust from the fan and cooling vents. Ensure that the laptop is powered off before attempting this. Laptop Placement: Ensure that your laptop is placed on a flat, hard surface. Avoid using the laptop on soft surfaces like beds or couches, as this can obstruct the airflow and cause the fan to work harder. Update Drivers: Ensure that your laptop's BIOS and drivers are up to date. Manufacturers often release updates that can improve the performance of cooling systems. Check for Background Processes: Sometimes, high CPU usage due to background processes can cause the fan to work harder. Check the Task Manager to see if there are any processes using a significant amount of CPU. Power Settings: Adjust your laptop's power settings. Some laptops have different cooling policies when running on battery power vs. plugged in. Laptop Cooling Pad: Consider using a laptop cooling pad. These are external devices with built-in fans that help keep the laptop cool. Professional Inspection: If the issue persists, especially if your laptop is still under warranty, it's advisable to contact the manufacturer's support or take it to an authorized service center for professional inspection and repair. If the fan noise persists after trying these steps, there might be an issue with the fan itself, and it may need to be replaced. In such cases, professional assistance is recommended.

@@ITTubebd thank you for your kind response sir

Please contact HP or your local HP service center.

@@ITTubebd thanks!

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@@ITTubebd did you find the part number for the card reader board?

@@mariosp79 You will definitely find all the part numbers in the service manual.

If your laptop died within 9 months of purchase, it's possible that the battery could be dead or there may be other underlying issues causing the problem. Here are a few steps you can take to diagnose the issue: Check Power Supply: Ensure that your laptop is connected to a working power outlet and that the charger is functioning properly. Sometimes, a faulty charger or power outlet can prevent the laptop from charging or powering on. Inspect Battery Indicator Lights: Many laptops have battery indicator lights that show the charging status. Check if the lights indicate any charging activity when the laptop is plugged in. Reset the Laptop: Perform a power cycle by removing the battery (if removable) and unplugging the power adapter. Hold down the power button for about 30 seconds to drain residual power, then reconnect the battery and power adapter to see if the laptop powers on. Test with Another Charger: If possible, test your laptop with a different charger or power adapter to rule out issues with the original charger. Contact Customer Support: If none of the above steps resolve the issue, especially if your laptop is still under warranty, contact the manufacturer's customer support or service center. They can help diagnose the problem and provide options for repair or replacement if necessary. Battery failure within 9 months is relatively uncommon but can happen due to manufacturing defects or usage patterns. The manufacturer's warranty should cover such issues, so it's advisable to reach out to them for assistance.

The screw used the bottom rubber for beauty, and you can upgrade maximum (16x2)32GB RAM

@@ITTubebd beauty is ruined after wrecking off the rubber, it was on a glue and doesn't fit back as same as it were. This design wasn't made with forward thinking for a unscrewing it.

@@WHA_YT Fitting for the rubber. You Can use both-sided tape

@@ITTubebdIt has attached back to the old glue fine enough 👍🏻 Btw my model 4K7Y8EA had 1 RAM slot.

​@@ITTubebd have same spec Laptop Pls let me now Ram it's 3200mhz CL 22 1.2V or diff one Would like to upgrade in 2x8GB Thnx in advance

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