Traditionally the Surface Book series has used M.2 SSDs, but it’s not for the feint of heart. As you can see from the [guide|100364|Surface Book 2], it’s just a normal SSD.
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Traditionally the Surface Book series has used M.2 SSDs, but it’s not for the feint of heart. As you can see from the [guide|100364|Surface Book 2], it’s just a normal SSD - the disassembly process is the problem.
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The problem is it’s buried in the machine so far you need to gut it to do an SSD upgrade. Unless your SSD is dead, you’re taking such a risk doing it it’s best to leave the internal SSD be. On top of being insanely difficult, it will void the warranty.
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The SSD in these is buried in the machine so far you need to gut it to swap it. Unless your SSD is dead, you’re risking the entire machine for a SSD upgrade. Leave it be and buy a USB SSD. On top of being insanely difficult, it will void the warranty.
Traditionally the Surface Book series has used M.2 SSDs, but it’s not for the feint of heart. As you can see from the [guide|100364|Surface Book 2], it’s just a normal SSD.
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The problem is it’s buried in the machine so far you need to gut it to do an SSD upgrade. Unless your SSD is dead, you’re taking such a risk doing it it’s best to leave the internal SSD be.
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The problem is it’s buried in the machine so far you need to gut it to do an SSD upgrade. Unless your SSD is dead, you’re taking such a risk doing it it’s best to leave the internal SSD be. On top of being insanely difficult, it will void the warranty.
Traditionally the Surface Book series has used M.2 SSDs, but it’s not for the feint of heart. As you can see from the [guide|100364|Surface Book 2], it’s just a normal SSD.
The problem is it’s buried in the machine so far you need to gut it to do an SSD upgrade. Unless your SSD is dead, you’re taking such a risk doing it it’s best to leave the internal SSD be.