“Can this laptop harddrive be replaced with solidstate type. ? How easily accessible is it.”

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• It's about a 10 minute preocess to remove the 17 screws and keyboard to get to the memory and hard drive. You also need to coat the screws with blue thread lock (loctitie os similar) when putting them back in, or they will fall out in a couple months after heating cooling cycles and transporting the laptop, and the flexing and jogging around that goes with that.

  Answered by TC2007 9 years ago

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• Yes you can replace the Traditional Hard Drive with an SSD.

  Answered by IdealNetworks 9 years ago

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• BTW, max out the memory if you are going to go through the work of opening the case. 4GB is not enough for modern computers.

  Answered by TC2007 9 years ago

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