Thanks for the tutorial, I only replaced the HDD but my laptop is much faster now!

Yes good as disassembly videos go, thank you. The unit I dismantled didn't have screws under the rubber feet and some small variations but the jist of it was the same so will subscribe because I found this very helpful.

An outstanding video. Clear instructions (in a nice, understandable English, you are British? Well, I guess the Brexit doesn't prevent you blokes from contributing :-) alongside good and supporting images. One of the best I've seen. And no annoying music!

subscribed, liked the video. it definitely eased the process of upgrading to an ssd:) thanks

Thank you ;) I have to replace the HDD of this Notebook today. It's the most complicated HDD replacement I've ever seen on a Laptop, when I changed the one on my Asus it took me 2 minutes

Thanks. This definitely helped, but note to those following .. there are three tabs at the back near the battery area, you need to unclip otherwise they will break, as I painfully found out.

Thanks bro, you da plug!!!

Excellent video. Made the job very quick and easy. Thanks for sharing your skills and knowledge.

Thank you for showing us this

This video was very helpful. Thanks alot bro.

Thanks a lot! Wonderful tutorial and very usefull

Great tutorial, thank you

Thanks so much :) i will try it soon

Thank you - very usefiul.

Great vid . thanks

Good One. never would have found those hidden screws

Thanks man!

Thank you

Many thanks for the video showing how to disassemble this laptop in detail. Such a shame that it takes this much work just to access the hard drive or RAM: most laptops I've had prior, even things such as netbooks(!), never were such a pain in the ass to access the hard disk or RAM. Not sure why HP did this, other than to dissuade people from taking it apart to encourage them to buy another laptop from them which has the drive/RAM you want, but is marked up more. Such a pity that they make it so difficult to reach these parts. I doubt anyone who wants to upgrade it will be stopped by this, just irritated, and I'd wager my bottom dollar that the people who ARE dissuaded by the steps to disassemble this laptop probably wouldn't be attempting to disassemble it in the first place, and THOSE are the customers who would simply buy a laptop that contains the parts that they'd want instead of trying to upgrade it, wirhwe vwxUsave themselves the headache). Just a kinda bass-ackwards is my point: those who are dissuaded, probably wouldn't have taken it apart in the first place, even if it was simpler, and those who are willing to take it apart, despite the difficulty, and simply are irritated by the annoying steps that are required to access basic components like the hard drive/RAM. Again, as I've stated, I've had tons of mobile computers over the years: laptops, quite a few netbooks, etc. and I cannot remember any others that were this annoying (not difficult, just annoying) to disassemble. Maybe ONE of the netbooks had a similar difficulty, but that was because some of the parts, in particular the Wi-Fi components especially the antenna, were on the side along the edge of the LCD. The rest, accessing the hard drive and RAM have always been fairly simple and straight forward: usually just a single panel that covers the RAM slots, and a few screws and another panel to cover the hard drive area. None of those needed me to pry the parts apart with a card to something like that. Anyway, thanks again so very, very, much, for a nice detailed, yet simple, video showing how to take this apart in the best fashion. Much appreciated. I'm upgrading the spinning rust drive in there to an SSD later on. Been meaning to for awhile, just needed to wait until the person didn't need access to the PC for a day, as it might take that long. It's an older SSD, but even a first gen older SSD will be light years faster than spinning rust, ESPCEIALLY if its a 5400RPM drive (I THINK it's 5400 RPM, but I'm not positive. Even if its 7200 though, the old SSD will still be much faster. Thanks again! Best of luck going forward if you are trying to make it in the youtube world.

Thanks for the video. Was really helpful since this laptop was really hard to remove all these staff just for a disk replacement LOL. I only had 1 problem when i tried to put the CD-ROM back. You seem to do it after all the other plastics and cd-rom just got inside really easy. I did exact the same way (even the screws with the same order) but the CD-Rom somewhere stacks and cannot get inside. Any help would be really helpful. Thanks again in advance,

Thank you for this Video. Works fine for me with a HP 255 G6 Laptop. Same screws on the same places...😁

wow

Did you have a video on keyboard top cover replacement?

Tnx for video.Please tell me,what type of ssd i need to bay?2,5 inc sata or ATA?best regards

Hi Could you do a tutorial on how to fix the hinge on this laptop ?

Hi, thanks you for the video. Can I put a SSD and the original HDD? My laptop hasn't the DVD drive. Regards

I have a question, i have the same laptop ( hp 250 g6 ) i3-6006u but without cd drive slot ( or m.2 slot unfortunately ) , although motherboard have a slot for the cd drive ( but no connector ) if i bought the connector ( that have ribbon cable and connector) would i be able to install a caddy or at least an hdd ? Please elaborate with me if that's possible

i want to change my hdd in to an ssd, i want 500gb more or less, which model of ssd is compatible?

How did you get the bios to achi mode to detect your ssd? Windows installer won't detect my ssd.

How do you install OS when changing the hard drive?

Can I put a hp ProBook 450 g3 hard drive from in a laptop into any other device to transfer data? I've tried to replace the hhd into another hp laptop but the drive wasn't compatible... The laptop I took it out of has fully broken and I want to retrieve the files etc from the HDD... Any suggestions?

It got faster with the ssd compared to the old drive?

can I put a m.2 ssd and the original HDD? thanks

I added 4 Gb RAM, so upgrade was successful

I would like to know where to go shopping for new hard disks. I am not sure If the ones i am finding are compatible

Is it possible to install aditional graphic card in this laptop?

How can we change its processor (same model)

I have g6 that dosen't have CD driver and i want to add not replace the hard disk. Please advise

what type of ram does it take?

What is the max memory support

my dvd drive doesn't come out, any tip??

Can't change the cpu

Info 2.5 inç?

Bad design! Why HP for the love of god whyyy. My old laptop has seperate lids for the memory and HD. Only takes 1 screw to replace the memory.

This laptop was a b**** to open. The plastic was very tight.

insane, shit HP