“Does this come with the small screw that comes when buying a motherboard”

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• no

  Answered by 1234 4 years ago

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• Hi papichulo​​​​​​​, Please know that the screws to attach the drive with the motherboard usually comes with the motherboard's case or in a plastic pouch with the computer. Each Motherboard manufacturer uses their own specifications for the Standoff screw's pitch and TPI. You can use the 3M screw to connect the M.2 SSD with the motherboard. -Need Help? Please see our "'Contact Us" page for information

  Answered by Western Digital Team 4 years ago

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• People have asked this multiple times. If you search the Questions with an appropriate input (such as "included," "screw," "M2," etc. you will see the simple answer is "No," but the screw should be on the motherboard. I would add that anyone who makes it a habit of opening a computer would do well to have a selection of screws (sold separately), in case they strip one or drop and lose it. Also, I have found that, in a pinch, other standard PC screws can be used in place of the required screw, at least for desktops.

  Answered by luislast 4 years ago

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