Will this SSD work in a HP CF0014DX?? null

Looks like your laptop came with a 128g, this is a standard SSD and should work fine in the laptop as long as you are replacing the drive you currently have. I do not see a way to add this as an additional drive internally, but you could add it externally with an additional external enclosure.

It should, if you set it up correctly.

Upon review of reading the specs a regular ssd will not work for this computer. Make sure when you change out small volume for bigger one (128GB to 500GB), find one mark "M.2" SSD in its name. Example, regular SSD will look like size of cassette tape vs. M.2 is rectangle shape (one short end and long end 2"x6" or so).

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Looks like your laptop came with a 128g, this is a standard SSD and should work fine in the laptop as long as you are replacing the drive you currently have. I do not see a way to add this as an additional drive internally, but you could add it externally with an additional external enclosure.
Answered by Tobin 6 years ago
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Answered by Matt 6 years ago
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It should, if you set it up correctly.
Answered by Iszzy 6 years ago
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Upon review of reading the specs a regular ssd will not work for this computer. Make sure when you change out small volume for bigger one (128GB to 500GB), find one mark "M.2" SSD in its name. Example, regular SSD will look like size of cassette tape vs. M.2 is rectangle shape (one short end and long end 2"x6" or so).
Answered by srace 7 years ago
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