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You are welcome. Thank you for watching. To a bigger size? Sure. Feel free to share later on what you were able to achieve.

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You are welcome. Thank you for taking the time to watch it. You gained useful experience now and can call yourself "PC builder aficionado". ;)

You are welcome. Thank you for watching. This is a good question. Best to check the manual you got with the MBO or just download the pdf from ASRock. Even better, ask X's AI version Brok.

Thank you for watching. Yep, you are right. Didn't include the part of the video where I reconnect it again. Editing mistake.

Hi. Thank you for watching. Yes, of course. 2280 is possible. You have buying recommendations in the description box on Amazon, below the video.

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Thank you for watching. I can't, the one and the only one I had was very short and it fit. They are not expensive, can't you buy few sorts in one kit? Shouldn't be difficult to find.

You are welcome, I am glad it was helpful to you.

Thank you for watching. This one is a bit challenging. You need a modified version of Windows 11 installation because most B590 models don't have TPM module on the MBO. This is a prerequisite of Windows 11. My channel is mostly about laptop and hardware nowdays.

You are welcome. Thank you for watching. Compare the hardware of the two models side by side? CPU, MBO the same? It should work also then. But you never know 100% with RAM modules. They could be faulty brand new coming from the factory.

@smooth.IT.operator awesome thank you for your help, I'll compare and try! See you soon for the result 🙌

Successful upgrading.

@@celikba Successful upgrading.

Hey ​@@smooth.IT.operator I just replaced the Samsung 4GB 3200 memory with a Corsair Vengeance 8GB 2400 👌 It works very well, Windows 11 at 45% instead of 65-70% after the boot

You are welcome. Thank you for watching. Yeah, I had almost everything on dark theme on my PC except the JD so had to do something about it and make this video along the way by following a guide from Reddit.

Thank you for watching. Even if you drained your battery still disconnect if from the motherboard if you intend to touch any of the components and especially the screen panel connector.

Thank you for watching. You will be able to separate it still, not a strong adhesive. It looks a bit problematic but really it is not.

Thank you for watching Sir. There are links for the bracket in the description of the video on Amazon. Safe to open. Have a look please.

Hello. Nothing happens to your actual data on your hard drive. You just reset the setting of your BIOS/UEFI and motherboard.

You are welcome. Thank you for watching. BIOS should recognize your new hardware automatically. It might take longer to boot to Windows for the first time. Don't interrupt it. Successful upgrading and hope you learn a lot in the process!

Thank you for watching. Very kind of you.

Have a look at the amazon link in the description of the video. Hopefully you will find dimensions there.

Thank you for watching. You can trust the official specs. I would stay safe with 32GB, 64GB working on that laptop? I doubt it.

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Thank you for watching. I opened the laptop and disconnected one battery. Then I plugged in the charger and started Windows and noticed that the good battery was charging observing the battery icon in the taskbar. Owner of the laptop didn't want to replace the second battery that failed. You can get the batteries from Amazon links I put in the description box below the video. Or just contact Lenovo dealership or service in your country. Send them an email.

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Thank you for watching. Very small. lol Don't know the precise measurements honestly. Check the Amazon link for it in the description box.

Thank you for watching. Haven't ever used it. Ask ChatGPT or Google search for a good article.

Thank you for watching. WOW 4TB of NVMe storage! Try it and if it doesn't work you can always sell it for double the price. You will do whatever is best for you. Good luck.

You are welcome, thank you for watching. Yes, you can freely add a SATA HDD, hope you got a cable and caddy/bracket.

Thank your for watching, if I did then I accept full responsibility. Hope you were able to get your job done despite.

@@smooth.IT.operator Actually not. I managed to replace the battery but the computer would not run even plugged in. Upon investigation I found I had mangled the end of the flat cable from the touch pad. Now I can't find a replacement.

@@ramtek2702 Sorry to hear it. It could be challenging to find spare parts, maybe even used ones on Ebay, Amazon or Ali? You should be able to run your laptop without the touchpad plugged into the MBO I believe so your issue of laptop not starting might be deeper than that.

@@smooth.IT.operator I've already come up empty on all of your suggestions, but thanks anyway. What I suspect is the mangled contacts on the cable caused a short in the logic preventing startup. I will try running without a cable to see if I destroyed the logic permanently. I've done quite a lot of electronic assembly like this and that is the poorest style cable termination/assembly I've seen. Very easily damaged without knowing it.

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From dark to white?

@@smooth.IT.operator yes and the progress bar that indicates how much is downloaded

@@streamtabulous Then I would have a prefect video guide for JD2. That is why I called this one "near perfect" lol

Thank you for watching and thank you for the useful feedback. Is your Windows stable and booting properly and doesn't crash when you work on the laptop?

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Thank you for watching. Couldn't tell precisely really.

@@smooth.IT.operator After upgrading the SSD, the back cover didn't fit properly. What should we do now. Is there any suggestions?

@@asifraj321 I see. Thank you for explaining. My suggestion is yes, get shorter screws if you used longer ones and they are preventing the backcover to fit properly.

Thank you for watching. If you add a single 8GB RAM module you will have 12 GB. 4GB is soldered already onto the motherboard.

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@@smooth.IT.operator or maybe i failed to adjust something right, my main problem is, that the download progress is blue / white. Is it possible to change that to grey as well?

@@Aleyhey You are right, this guide doesn't cover the coloring of the download progress bar.

@@Aleyhey You are right. This video guide doesn't cover the coloring of the download progress bar.

Thank you for watching and commenting. If the battery is stuck, use a plastic pry tool to gently lift it from the compartment. Start from one corner and slowly work your way around the battery to loosen it.

Thank you for watching. I believe so. Please share what you were able to accomplish.

@@emmanueljoshua5074 Thank you for watching. Get the serial number located on the back cover of your laptop. Then go to HP support pages, enter the serial number and download the service manual pdf. You got everything in the manual.

​@@SGupta-y3f You are welcome. If storage is low, try getting and installing 500GB or 1000GB m.2 SSD NVMe size 2242 drive (blue padding on it in the video). You will also have to reinstall Windows on this new drive. Upgrade the RAM like in the video. I put buying recommendations from Amazon in the description box below the video. Wish you success and that you learn new skills.

Tag. Danke fürs Zuschauen. DDR3 auf 1866MHz? Es ist vielleicht am besten sicher zu sein und max 1600MHz 2x 8GB Module / Kit zu kaufen.

@@smooth.IT.operator muss man danach was programmieren in Einstellungen oder einfach einbauen und losgehen....? Danke

Plug and play. Einfach einbauen wie Sie gesagt haben. Es soll funktionieren... meistens.​@@hrvatregensburg9814

Thank you for watching. I opened it like walking on eggshells.

Hi. Thank you for watching. You mean between charging or you mean long term usage? Delivered this to my friend so really have no clue about both honestly. 😁

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​@smooth.IT.operator did the standoff sit flush on the motherboard? I screwed it in, but it doesn't screw in completely. I used a tool to screw it some more and it actually broke.

@@christ5687 Excellent question. The one in this very vid is so short and had to do approx. only one and a half full twist, almost to the point that I was unsure did it really sit properly but it did. My English might not be precise. ;)

Thank you for watching. This I found on Lenovo forum: "Based on specs, for models with 4GB onboard, the maximum memory capacity would be 12GB, while the 16GB is applicable to those with 8GB onboard, and this should increase the usable RAM"

@@smooth.IT.operator thanks I also read that but when I go to crucial site and they scan my PC it suggest I can also use 16gb stick. And thanks for reply I will do some more research

@@ArthurLeywin_01 Crucial wants to sell their products. If you will have a headache later with the compatibility, would Crucial assist you or even give you an exchange for a different module?

@@smooth.IT.operator well i had a break and did some research and use this command in cmd "wmic memphysical get MaxCapacity, MemoryDevices" it show that 16gb max and there are 2slots so max 8gb per slot you are right thank you again brother and well said that 8gb soldered may support 16gb stick.thanks again

@@ArthurLeywin_01 You are welcome. I sometimes use this command also but the Powershell version (Get-CimInstance -ClassName Win32_PhysicalMemoryArray | Select-Object MaxCapacity - I then devide the amount by nubmer 1024 two times). You have 8GB soldered onboard with your Lenovo model?

You are welcome, thank you. Is it still a valid guide?

Thank you for watching. amzn.to/4dXv8d6 Try this or something similar.

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You are welcome, you put in the effort and now you got yourself a dark theme. Keep the backup file of Jdownloader2 also close by.

Thank you for watching. Interesting situation. I have to ask the simplest thing first, you did try to connect the SSD in an another system/PC and it was working fine?

i probably didn't press the nvme deep enough in the socket.. after removing it and placing it again everything was fine and i was able to partition it properly Thank you for the reply anyway!

@@ph1l1ppos97 You see, exactly what I meant. Often it is something basic that we overlook. Anyway I am glad for you.

Maybe ı missed. Sorry for this. This is an additional ssd and you have one and to add anohter one to have more storage right

@@mustafahayriacikgoz6265 They are separate pieces of hardware obviously so you will see two SSD disks in Windows also. They are not paired or in a RAID configuration. You have OS SSD and additional SSD, both of them fast NVMe PCIe Gen4.