HP Folio 13 mSATA upgrade video

I was wondering if anyone could help out with a video, I want to upgrade to a 256gb and 8gb of ram. Looking at the manual it seems like a tough task getting inside. Is there a video out for this yet, or could someone make one and post it?

The first two will work but not the third one. See the three connection prongs instead of 2? That third one is a newer interface called M.2 mSATA. Like the one on the right here. You need the kind on the left.

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The_Tiger92 wrote:
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Brilliant! Thanks for that clarification. I opened it up last night to check some internal things and when I put it back together the screen backlight wasn't working. Could this be caused by a loose connection or is it more likely that I messed up the screen now too?
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