ByMrManu97
Hey guys! My previous question was about upgrading my laptop with an SSD. The SSD is there, and I open the case with tools, only to find that there are no screws visible where the SSD is supposed to be. So I wanted to order screws for my Lenovo Legion 5 online, but I'm worried about using the wrong ones and damaging something. Are the screws standardized, or should I use special ones?
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Can someone explain this to me?
If they have not tapped an absolute humbug, this is always the same thread for 2.5″ SSDs.
Correct, there are still different lengths but the screws are standardized
Question was updated.
Also for M.2 SSDs, uniform screws are used. Of course not the same as for 2.5″ SSDs 🙂
Well then I just order batches online and see them fit. Thanks for the answer 😀
Look at this video, the screws should be stuck in the 2.5″ case:
https://youtu.be/0WtAC6lCiH8
I updated the question
I also needed the fixing screw from a PCIe SSD the other day and found a suitable one on an old graphics card.