Maybe a work around to make the laptop upgradable is cut the little part of the rubber where the screws are located behind the rubber band and apply glue only one time... can you already see it by inside? this one have 1 or 2 ports for ram? what about storage i know this come with NVMe slot, but, can you add a 2.5 inch SSD? if so, can you boot from that 2.5 inch SSD instead NVMe
I was just wondering if you can find those rubber covered screws without tearing the strips off? Press along the strip and mark where it depresses a bit around the covered holes. Use a sharp micro screwdriver. Puncture thru the rubber strips where you find the depressions and unscrew the screws. Before putting it back together since you know know where the screw holes are now, you can carefully drill holes larger in the rubber strips. Then remove the screws and put them back in when putting the bottom cover back on. The next time you shouldn't have any problem removing the cover.
The strips can be reattached with glue. The screws are definitely under those strips. This is a common practice for many low budget laptops.
Maybe a work around to make the laptop upgradable is cut the little part of the rubber where the screws are located behind the rubber band and apply glue only one time... can you already see it by inside? this one have 1 or 2 ports for ram? what about storage i know this come with NVMe slot, but, can you add a 2.5 inch SSD? if so, can you boot from that 2.5 inch SSD instead NVMe
disassembly of 2 screws????
here in Costa Rica it was taken to increase the ram memory and it could be opened without any problem and easily
I was just wondering if you can find those rubber covered screws without tearing the strips off? Press along the strip and mark where it depresses a bit around the covered holes. Use a sharp micro screwdriver. Puncture thru the rubber strips where you find the depressions and unscrew the screws. Before putting it back together since you know know where the screw holes are now, you can carefully drill holes larger in the rubber strips. Then remove the screws and put them back in when putting the bottom cover back on. The next time you shouldn't have any problem removing the cover.
Seems like a lot of hustle for little pay back, better just avoid buying this model all together
It would have been better if you had opened on video to see if it is even worth it to go thru the hastle of opening it
I know, but that would have ruined the whole laptop, and at $400 I think it's just not worth doing it to upgrade
No wonder it's on sale on amazon for 270 USD. 400 USD for this is too much, not worth it IMO.