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Dell Latitude E7470 SSD Replacement

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Dell Latitude E7470 SSD Replacement

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Replacing the internal m.2 SSD of a Dell Latitude E7470. You can only choose a 2280 m.2 SSD, the other sizes are not compatible with this PC.

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      • Begin by removing the 8 screws circled in red on the photo opposite with a Philips # 0 screwdriver.

      • Next, using the iFixit Opening Picks, lift the cover up from the dock connector. Unclip it gently.

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      • After removing the cover, the SSD slot is on the bottom right, right next to the battery.

      • Make sure you have grounded yourself before you start handling. There is a huge risk of damaging components. Use an antistatic wrist strap.

      • To remove the SSD, simply remove the single screw that holds it. Lift the SSD to a 30-degree angle and pull it from its slot.

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Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow the instructions in reverse order.

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Does the M.2 interface in this board support NVMe M.2 SSD’s?

Kinetik - Reply Share

It does! It has only one plastic piece (I forgot what the proper term is), not 2.

Luke Johnson - Reply Share

It’s not working for me with Kingston nvme NV1

Ravi Bhargava - Reply Share

If no ram or ssd do ya got to put windows 10 back on I got no recover usb .or a dell recovery usb with 10 or what was original on it .its a e7470

Mike Heiss - Reply Share

Without RAM you cannot start the computer, it is an essential component.

Without SSD you have no storage so you can't install Windows.

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