Is it possible in install a 256gb (or larger) 42mm M.2 SSD as a secondary drive without too much trouble while keeping the existing 2.5mm SSD as well? I would use this for additional storage and not as a boot disk. null

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Is it possible in install a 256gb (or larger) 42mm M.2 SSD as a secondary drive without too much trouble while keeping the existing 2.5mm SSD as well? I would use this for additional storage and not as a boot disk. null

Boom · Accepted Answer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsqoLay7QIo

This should answer your question

rwat · Answer

Look for the 'Hardware Maintenance Manual' for S3/ThinkPad Yoga 14/ThinkPad 460 and all will be clear. Buy 2-3yr SquareTrade and do your mods after factory warranty over,

mgfx · Answer

Not a 2nd drive bay? What about the dozens of posts here and elsewhere about the M.2 slot being free? One thing to earn about work by authorized tech only, but another to be downright dishonest.

Lenovo Product Expert · Answer

There is not a second bay within this system for a second SSD.  Keep in mind, all work on this system must be done by a certified technician so as to not void your warranty.

“Is it possible in install a 256gb (or larger) 42mm M.2 SSD as a secondary drive without too much trouble while keeping the existing 2.5mm SSD as well? I would use this for additional storage and not as a boot disk.”

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