1 How do I upgrade my Asus ProArt Studiobook 16's SSD
I have a ProArt Studiobook 16 OLED H7600HM with me right now, currently i have the stock 1TB storage and i want to upgrade it to 2TB with a Samsung 970 Evo Plus 2TB SSD (Which means i will remove the stock 1TB and have everything be transferred/cloned to the 2TB samsung SSD)
Now my question is:
What type of screw and size does the studiobook 16 use for the cover panel and SSD? The cover panel uses a star shaped screw
What software do you recommend for cloning the SSD?
Also do i have to disconnect the motherboard from the battery before i slot in my new SSD or is shutting down the laptop enough?
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im not sure about cloning and the other sizes but typically those bits are of the T series. if i had to guess probably a T8 - T10 the tool kits that ifixit sells has these!
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For cloning software, I would recommend Macrium Reflect Free(https://www.macrium.com/reflectfree). Scroll down to the Reflect 8 Free option and click "Download Free" (you will have to provide an email address).
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Hi Darren! Were you successful upgrading the SSDs?
While I don't have any problem with the screws, I am unsure what the cloning process looks like. My ProArt Studiobook has two 1TB M.2 disks combined in a 2TB RAID 0 array. I used EaseUS to clone that array to a single external (mSATA to USB) SSD, which worked. But I cannot boot from that device. My plan was, then to take out the two 1TB SSDs, switch off the RAID and replace one or two of them by a 2 or 4 TB SSD.
Can you shed light on how the disk-exchange procedure exactly looks like?
Cheers, Rude
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