Changing SSD... Help Please

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  • larryand
    PCHF Member
    • Mar 2020
    • 3

    #1

    Changing SSD... Help Please

    Changing an SSD on a HP model 17-ca1003ds. I’m just about to take it out and I’m reading the label and it has a pin number there printed on it.
    Makes me suspicious, maybe I should ask why a pin number? And will an administrator password be lost? Or a local password?
    Will someone please fill me in on all the information I need to know when doing this.
    I’ve surfed around most information is about upgrading from SATA.
    Appreciate any and all help.[ATTACH type=β€œfull”]5893[/ATTACH]
  • system
    PCHF Owner
    • Jan 2015
    • 7635

    #2
    I dont see a pin number anywhere on your picture. If you are referring to what says HP P/N L33592-001 then that is a HP part number.

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    • larryand
      PCHF Member
      • Mar 2020
      • 3

      #3
      Originally posted by gus
      I dont see a pin number anywhere on your picture. If you are referring to what says HP P/N L33592-001 then that is a HP part number.
      Yeah you are correct…70 year old eyes…lol. Quite familiar with P/N.
      Have any other information that I ask for sir?

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      • system
        PCHF Owner
        • Jan 2015
        • 7635

        #4
        Please no need to quote previous posts.

        What specific information do you need? If you are replacing your system drive then do so and re install Windows.

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        • larryand
          PCHF Member
          • Mar 2020
          • 3

          #5
          All I’m doing is typing in the reply box, not choosing to quote.
          I posted what I would like help with…?
          Unplugging the ssd.
          Are passwords lost, is there any vital information lost.

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          • system
            PCHF Owner
            • Jan 2015
            • 7635

            #6
            To remove the M.2 drive you have referred to undo the screw at the end of the drive card and pull the drive out of its slot.

            If this drive is currently your system drive, as it almost certainly is, then yes removing that drive will remove ALL data including the operating system. Windows and your apps will have to be installed on your new drive.

            Yes as all data is lost any passwords would be certainly included.

            Can I ask why you are replacing the drive?

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            • veeg
              PCHF Director
              • Jul 2016
              • 8980

              #7
              Any updates?

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              • phillpower2
                PCHF Administrator
                • Sep 2016
                • 15206

                #8
                Any update for us? This thread will be closed if not replied to within 48hrs.

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