Hp 250 g6 Disassembly, HD and ram replacement
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How to disassemble a HP 250 G6.
RAM and HD replacement
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Thanks. Successfully added 8gb ram to my laptop with the help of this video. Now have a 12gb machine
Great vid. I couldn't get my optical drive out for some reason. I had to insert a pin into the manual release hole on the optical drive and it came free. I definitely miss the old HDD and RAM access ports laptops used to have.
The access port still exist, except not in this "cheap" category.
Thanks Soo much. You just save my life and my company. Appreciate 🙏🏾❤️🥰
That Synth from the second instrumental is quite majestic...
It was easy to follow, simple and each movement without a long story, only the Music .. But 10-10 for your lesson, I have subscribed. Thankyou.
Fast ,Easy , Useful. Thank You!🛠⚙👍
Many thanks! Following your video, I just did my job!
Really annoys me they make it so hard to upgrade these days , getting as bad as apple. what was wrong with the easy access hatch on old laptops. First thing i do now if i am considering a new laptop is look for an upgrade video on you tube. if its a pain to do its off my list.
Same for me. What I have noticed for HP, is that the cheaper the model, the more complicated it is to disassemble it. Even worse that I would like to clean the fan at least yearly, which takes me more than an uour to do with cheap hp.
Ex lease Elitebook/Probook for ever.
i agree it's harder to upgrade things on these laptops of nowdays. I "loved" the easy access of the covers of the laptops before, 3 screws and you already had access to the ram, disk, fan cooler and processor
Nice video bro. I was making the same video because im putting an SSD in an 250 G6 that had a 1TB HDD. Thanks for the info.
Thank you man!
Thank you bro. 👍👍👍
Thanks, you saved me a lot.
Thanks!
I have a problem: one screw (under rubber) should be broken or the screw receiver should be broken, so the screw turn free, without lock or unlock. All others have been removed but I can't disassemble the back cover. What could I do?
Great Video! Thanx for helping!
Hello DOS FIX, what kind of ram memory is that model... DDR4 OR DDR3?
250 g6 has ddr4
gracias
Thank you so much!!
Hi I bought this laptop last month. It came with Sandisk x400 m.2 ssd. I already have Samsung 850 evo ssd from my old laptop. Is there any way to put my samsung ssd in it. There is no optical drive in it.
Can i upgrade the wireless card to a dual band one? (2.4 + 5ghz)
Seems like manufacturers keep making laptops a little harder to open every couple years. Need that damn guitar pick thing now? Feels like it's gonna snap apart 😝
I did it with a knife🤣
@@othaanimationstudio4980😂😂😂
I did with knife too 😂😂😂
Hello, I have one of these (Pentium N4200) with 1x8 GB DDR3L 1600. Can I put 2x4 LDDR4 2133 or 2400 or must I hunt down DDR3L 1600?
Also does 1866 DDR3L work?
I want to make it dual channel to help the iGPU and the multi-core scores. I know it wont do a huge difference, but it will help it. I otherwise like my cheap laptop.
which screwdriver did you use ?
Why did you remove the ram when you could put the new ram in the other free slot !!
Hi thanks for your comment, we wanted to show full replacement of Hd and Ram.
Best regards
This HP 250 G6 is a big shit. Upgrade RAM is nightmare. Worst design ever. Open case in video is too easy. In real it is a big problem. You must go to service. They must earn money. When you open case this approach plastic material is damage after 2 times. Any more HP.
Ottimo video e grazie a te.. Ho fatto il cambio per un cliente, da hardisk a ssd.. 100 punti!!
Finalmente un italiano... come hai fatto a togliere il lettore cd?
If you're able to answer, just wanted to ask because I've seen some conflicting information: does using an m.2 SSD work? I got this computer for my mother because its cheap and all she does is browse the web, and I had seen some spec sheets online from HP (hidden away on the website as usual of course) about an m.2 drive BUT it not working with another hard drive in there or something along those lines. I had asked the guys at microcenter as well (i build my own PCs and go there a lot) if they had any knowledge and he had none whatsoevere, in fact he said I knew more about it than him.
So what I"d like to ask before I put an SSD in here for my moms is:does the m.2 slot work WHEN THE OTHER HARD DRIVE IS INSTALLED STILL? This is what was confusing me on the LISTED HP SPEC SHEETS (of course they cant make it simple) saying basically that the SATA drive has a pass through and vice versa so that only the 2.5" or m.2 works at once. So my question then again is do you have this working with the old drive installed AS WELL AS an m.2 drive? Or do you have the 2.5" removed and just use the m.2? Or after making this video would you recommend a normal 2.5" SSD instead because of possible issues? I dont know a lot about these laptops from HP /Dell/etc anymore as I haven't used them for years, and the last laptop I picked for my mom was a Lenovo with MUCH MORE DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS. The HP specifications is honestly a joke, and in my opinion designed to be intentionally confusing so as to dissuade you from any upgrades so youre forced to buy a higher end model, even when all you need is this setup plus an SSD.
Also: WHAT DID YOU REMOVE FROM THE m.2 SLOT BEFORE YOU PUT IN THE HARD DRIVE? Was that a WIFI CARD? I need wifi on this laptop and would rather put a 2.5" in and keep it if its a m.2 wifi than replace it and be stuck having to come up with some janky solution.
Sorry for the questions its just hard to see in the video the specifics of what is both in there as well as what you removed.
Finally: is it a standard 2280 m.2 drive? Or some weird just to be difficult?
Honestly the fact that its a 5400rpm drive is a JOKE to me, a 7200 would have been much better, or even the option for a small SSD or even a hybrid drive. But whatever. If the m.2 drive works, i can get a nice cheap adata for about 50-70$, all I need is a boot drive and some key components.
Thanks in advance if youre able to get back to me.
I know this is an old comment, but in case it helps someone else, I just disassembled one of these and the model I worked on had a standard 2.5" SATA board installed instead of the M.2 adapter board, so there is only one spot to install an internal hard drive by default. Different variants shipped with either 2.5" SATA drives or M.2 drives, which is probably why you saw conflicting information. There may be a compatible aftermarket sled to install a second hard drive in place of the optical drive.
The card that is removed in the video is another M.2 drive. The wireless card on this unit is the card visible at an angle by the CPU blower fan in the upper right corner.
The drive in the video does appear to be a 2280 M.2 drive.
@SELECT INPUT You'll never believe this, but thank you so much for your response. I was looking to upgrade this actually the PAST WEEK, after waiting several years, and again, conflicting information. So honestly, believe it or not, but I was again watching this video the the past week.
What I am unsure about, and maybe you can help me here, is with this following question: is the m.2 slot occupied by the wireless adapter? I have seen some things saying that the wireless adapter is in the m.2 drive bay. If this is so, that means I need to swap out the 2.5" drive for a 2.5" SSD (which I have) instead of using an m.2 drive alongside the spinning rust drive in there, meaning the total storage of the PC will be something like 160GB (which is the EXTRA SSD I have). She doesn't use even like 5% of the storage currently available, so this wont be some big issue. I was just wondering if that is the case or not.
Also, how difficult is it to get access to the 2.5" drive bay? Do I need to disassemble a HUGE AMOUNT of the case to get to it? Or is it just a few screws, pop off the back panel, and I'm there?
Again, sorry for the multiple quesations, but I figured I'd ask you now while you were reading and responding all these years late,r rather than pass up the chance.
Yes, it the post was a LONG TIME AGO, but again, believe it or not, but I was JUST WATCHING ALL OF THESE VIDEOS about this laptop AGAIN this past week. It's actually insane what the timing was on this, so thank you so much.
@@mcnamaraky Oh man glad that I posted!
So to answer the first question - nope, the M.2 slot and the wireless card slot are totally separate, the wireless card is in a Mini PCIe slot (that's the one stuck up in the top right by the fan). So if you know it's a 2.5" drive now, I would just swap that with the extra 2.5" SSD you already have, otherwise you need to buy a totally separate M.2 adapter board to replace the existing board.
And yes, to get to that 2.5" bay, you do exactly what is shown in the video - take out the case screws (including the four under the rubber feet, just peel up the side toward the outside), then pop out the CD/DVD drive (easier if you press "Eject" while it's powered on, then leave it hanging out when you turn it off).
Then use a plastic spudger, old credit card, guitar picks, etc to gently pry up all sides of the plastic except the top side where the hinge is - it'll lift out that direction. Don't try to pry the clips on the hinge side, they're not meant to pop out, just slide up, otherwise they'll snap off.
Then you just need to unscrew the drive caddy, which is the leftmost screw, and you can gently slide it out and take the old drive out and put your SSD in.
Hope that helps!
@@select_input It does help, thank you. I do IT work, but I have yet to take the laptop apart. So, I was rewatching this video just to see how much of a pain in the ass it was going to be to take it apart to put the 2.5" SSD in there.
I DO actually happen to have a m.2 drive in this PC right now, that is completely freed up, but, I'd rather use this old 2.5" if I can, and keep the m.2 in this PC. It IS A SATA m.2 drive, NOT an NVME. So, normally it wouldn't even be a difference at all; however, the 2.5" I'm going to put in there? It is a SUPER OLD SSD, I'm talking like first or second generation SSD where it isn't even saturating the SATA bus (its like 320MB/s instead of 550, which is fully saturated SATA connection). However, it will still SMOKE the spinning rust drive that's in there now, without any question. Again, it's for my mom, and she won't miss that extra storage space almost at all. However, I do plan on taking the spinning drive out of there, buying a cheap like 20$ enclosure, and turning that drive into an USB external drive for her, in case she does want some extra space.
Thanks for all the info man, it is absolutely a crazy coincidence that I happened to be FINALLY getting around to doing this after like...2 years lmao. So your post did help. Again, I had read the manual for the laptop from HP, and it showed the wifi card AS being in the m.2 slot, but that might be for a different revision than this one. I dont remember which revision the manual was for.
And also, thanks again for letting me know what a bitch taking this apart is going to be. I was hoping I wouldn't need to pry that shit apart just to put in a 2.5" drive, but oh well, it is what it is. It's tempting to put in this 500GB SATA m.2 drive in there so that she can keep the spinning rust drive, but again, she doesn't need more than the 120GB this old SSD will provide her. And, again, even though its a super old SSD, its still going to be LIGHT YEARS faster than the spinning drive she has in there. At least, I hope :D
Your posts have been much appreciated. Again, thank you sir, and I appreciate ya and the time you made for the post!
@@mcnamaraky Totally! And as long as you take your time prying it apart it’s not too bad (you kinda have to ease it around the VGA port) - biggest thing is the textured plastic. It scratches extremely easily, in case you’re worried about the appearance on the bottom.
Best of luck!!
Took the laptop apart. Had to exchange the faulty keyboard and now the laptop shows only Power LED, black screen and Caps Lock blinking. What's wrong?
Try to hold the power button for like 10 seconds when remove the battery and press the start button agian, after that install the battery and it might work agian.
Hi, can this computer support 16Gb Ram?
yes
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whats that green wire is for ????
Wait, only 1 slot for ram?
@@EmirFaruk No, it has 2. Even they showed 2 RAM slots in the video.
It is have SATA for HDD installation, in addition to what is used for dvd?
Thanks for your question and for watching the channel.You can buy an upgrade bay that you replace with the dvd where you can install an additional hd drive..Best Regards Dos Fix
hello. ı forgot this bios passwort.. what can ı do?
Hi, please do you have any info about that? I need to knpw if I can uipgrade to 16gb my 1WY58EA HP G6 250 i5 computer
Thanks for your help
Hi
Thanx for asking,8gb is maximum in that model.
Best regards DOS FIX
DOS FIX Thanks for your answer. That's in basis of the technical spects? In fact I'm confused. In HP forum they told me that: h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Hardware-and-Upgrade-Questions/HP-250-G6-1WY58EA-16GB-RAM-UPGRADE/m-p/6508737/Pop_SU#M437758 and I don't know if the person I'm speaking with is really from. Hp and really knows about that computer. But, other people like you said that it's not possible. Then before purchasing new ram I'd like to know in true what I really can do! After reading the answer in the HP Forum, can you maybe confirm that it possible or not?
every Processors i5 7th-Generation supported 16GB RAM ark.intel.com/products/series/95543/7th-Generation-Intel-Core-i5-Processors
Hi, if i want 8gb Ram i need to buy new 8 gb Ram card or i can buy just 4gb because 4gb are all ready in???
HiThanks for asking,4gb is standard so you need one more 4gb ifyou want 8gb ram.Best RegardsDos FIX
But i can insert 2 ram cards??
Yes you can!
How don't know how😔
this depends on your processor and the model of your laptop, attach the link to your information and knowledge, and remember, "Not to exceed manufacturer supported memory" support.hp.com/si-en/document/c05480943#AbT5
Hi everyone can I add 32gb ram to this system I have the i7 version 7th generation
i have this laptop... it's trash ;-;... had to install linux cuz mine can't handle windows
Mine handles Windows 10 pro pretty well
It have 2 slot of RAM(SDRAM DDR4-1866)?
HiThanks for asking,the memorys are DDR4 2133 MHz / PC4-17000 .Best RegardsDOS FIXDont forget to subscribe!
this depends on your processor and the model of your laptop, attach the link to your information and knowledge, and remember, "Not to exceed manufacturer supported memory"support.hp.com/si-en/document/c05480943#AbT5
hi, is wifi of this pc fast? thanks man
wifi is mostly dependant on your ISP
HP Laptop 15-bs0xx is same as this model.
Video lies. That CD Drive doesn't slide out that easy.
pull it hard, dont worry, is just the sata conection.
i just wanted to get some crap out of the fan that makes noise, why???... guess i'll have to live with it..
Couldnt do it
technically false advertising to say HD
Screws under the feet ... SCREWS UNDER THE FEET!!!
Absolute GARBAGE! this laptop is
You are gay!
Horrible horrible horrible laptop to upgrade. Shame on you HP.
i don t like apple very very very much