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Ensure laptop's warranty won't be voided by opening or making modifications.
Seek expert help if uncertain about the installation process.
Discharge static by touching a grounded metal object before handling the SSD.
Do not use in wet environments; work in a static-safe environment.
Hold SSD by edges, avoid touching connectors or components.
Backup all crucial data before starting the installation.
Ensure your laptop supports M.2 NVMe 2280 SSDs.
Prepare a bootable USB with desired OS if SSD is primary drive.
Do not remove or tamper with the SSD's label or sticker.
Secure your data by creating backups.
List of tools required for installation: screwdriver, SSD, manual, adapter.
Ensure the laptop is completely off and unplugged before proceeding.
Disconnect the laptop battery if it is possible to do so.
Use an anti-static wristband or touch grounded metal periodically.
Carefully open the laptop's back panel to access internal components.
Keep screws organized by size and type to avoid confusion during reassembly.
Locate the M.2 slot and align the SSD with its notch for insertion.
Insert the SSD at a 30-degree angle and then press it down gently.
Fasten the SSD in place using the motherboard's screw.
Reattach the laptop's back panel and the battery.
Turn on the laptop and verify if the SSD is detected correctly.
Open 'Disk Management' if the SSD does not appear in 'My Computer' or 'This PC'.
List the SSD as 'Unallocated', right-click, and select 'Initialize Disk'.
Select MBR or GPT based on preference and SSD size.
Create a new volume and format the SSD for use.
Backup data externally and prepare a bootable OS USB.
Refer to the 'SSD Installation' section for replacing the primary drive.
Access BIOS/UEFI and set USB as the primary boot device.
Follow prompts and select the SSD as the installation destination.
The SSD may require initialization after the OS installation.