🛠️ Dell Latitude 14 7420 - disassembly and upgrade options
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Dell Latitude 14 7420 - disassembly and upgrade options 
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Does anyone know if I can change the original 42whr battery of my 7420 11v for the 63whr 15v that comes with the battery in the video?
They went downhill after the Latitude 14 7400, you cant even upgrade your ram past 16Gb of Ram anymore
As someone who's used Latitude laptops since 2011, I'd say they went downhill after the e7440. That one had hot-swappable battery as well as dual HDD-SSD slots. The soldered RAM is the final nail in the coffin for me. A nice, big FU to the engineers at Dell for ruining a great product.
@@Balconetti Yep very true, the soldered ram was the killer for me. I dont know what to get now. I get a replacement latitude every every year
@@titin200 Perhaps a Dell XPS? Soldered RAM memory seems to become a trend because it takes up less space so devices can be smaller and it probably also costs the manufacturer less money. I'm afraid it will be the new standard in a few years and swappable RAM will cease to exist (for laptops).
Get the 5000 series because it’s not soldered
There's no need for a laptop to be so small and not upgradable as phones are. I'd rather switch to a different model that is upgradable than continue using a limited PC
can you add a secondary ssd
No, as the video mentions: "storage wise there is one M.2 slot that supports PCIe 4.0 SSD drives."
I also want to know is it really possible to add a second SSD?
@@MrBuihongmanh no. There is only 1 slot
what is the slot on the top left corner? I thought it was an m2 2230 slot
@@GiovanniDeCostanzo I thought this was the WWAN slot. Sometimes you can use that , but the orientation of the slot would have you place the ssd upside down, so it might not fit against the motherboard.
I have this system with 256GB SSD. Can it be upgraded to 512GB or 1TB or is that soldered too?
Hey mate, just looking at one for a client, if you pause around the 1:17 mark you can see the SSD drive above the battery (long and black) just below the copper cooling.
you can go all the way to 4tb.
Yes you can upgrade the M.2 NVME Gen 4 SSD but make sure you get 1 that doesn't get too hot
@@CR3WSA are you using the laptop?
Is it a good one?
Do these have cmos batteries
Tengo una duda, esas laptop donde traen la memoria ram? no la veo por ningún lado
Usa una nueva ram LPDDR4X integrada a la placa madre, no puede ser upgradeable
where it's the cmos cr2032 battery?
It does no have one BIOS gets its power from the main battery. Yes that sucks
Can I upgrade to 1 tb from 512? I have the same laptop
late response, but someone maybe asking the same question.
You could even go up to 4TB if you have the cash for it.
Hi, i can't seem to find the cmos battery anywhere?
Any ideas?
It is on the USB daugterboard for some of the 7000 series and under the motherboard on a few others. It is a rechargeable battery and not removeable.
that was easy
Th way you removed the Nvme was totally incorrect. I have serviced this and other Dell models with that spacer for the smaller drives and you are to LEAVE IT ON the spacer to remove the drive. Your removal could have damaged the connector, the pin lands or both. Btw, you called it an SSD, it is not.
That Nvme is an SSD, maybe you're confused with SATA...
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Like we're supposed to get our instructions from bots... puh lease!
We can tell bots what to do but bots cannot tell us what to do.
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