HP Pavilion x360 m Convertible 11m-ad113dx Complete Disassembly RAM SSD Hard Drive Upgrade Repair 

Awesome, glad it helped!

What is the capacity of your upgraded SSD?

Why do you care about the capacity the customer wanted? Lol The need differs from person to person.

Lol The only limit is what you can afford. XD If your budget is infinite you can create a petabyte drive :P

Thanks!

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Yeah, it can be kind of risky.

@@ItsBinhRepaired I'm about to do that. SSD and Max out memory. Should be worth it since doubling the memory.

Sounds good

@@ItsBinhRepaired The SSD and the 8g memory worked fine. No issues. On crucial's site I don't think this laptop can go further than 16g. Have to get a single chip and I think that is pretty expensive for it. The user went from a real horrible mechanical drive to an ssd. The laptop is usable now. This guide was very helpful. The tiny ribbon cable for the hard drive is real flimsy and not in the slot very tight either. I had to use a piece of non conductive tape to hold it in. No other issues. Not a bad laptop.

@@barrysauce glad it helped and the upgrade went well.

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@@ItsBinhRepaired oh yes done both lovin the videos amazing

That's a lot of work to replace the ram I was hoping it was easier than that

@@JaYfItZ1977 sadly, nope

@@ItsBinhRepaired i was gonna do it because I thought maybe I could upgrade and play games on it but I don't think I can,

I don't own the devices in the videos, so if it's not in the video, I can't make another.

If you're just trying to turn it off, there are settings to do that.

Sounds like a dead motherboard. Sometimes disconnecting all power and the cmos battery and shorting the cmos battery pins can reset the bios, but if it's heating up with no charge light, it sounds like the board is dead. You can use this to get the data with another computer. amzn.to/3jOJzED

@@ItsBinhRepaired Do you have a video or some helpful instruction on following the steps you suggest. How do I reach the cmos battery, diconnect motherboard power and short cmos battery pins. I already used this video to open case and unplug hard drive, battery and other devices as shown in this video. But video does not show motherboard disconnect or cmos location. Appreciate help. Also cable recommendation but need to reopen case to see if hard drive is correct type to work with cable. It is very small and thin. (i will get exact details.) Thank you truly . Robert

@@robertheath8694 sorry, just checked. This board doesn't have a cmos battery. Have to just remove the regular battery. Hold the power button for a minute to completely drain the power. Hopefully that works, if not the motherboard is likely dead.

@@ItsBinhRepaired Thank you so much. Will try both reset and recovery options shortly. If motherboard is shot is replacement a cost effective option? Are they available? Thank you again Binh.

Hmmmm not sure

Maybe this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3zs_SJ3BXgA.html

Not sure what you're referring to.

If you can find RAM with the same speed, should be fine

The battery is the rtc battery

@@ItsBinhRepaired how about the cmos? because I having the same issue, flashing issue 5 short and 3 long.. just wondering what is the issue?

@@elifunbox130 the main battery does all that. The flash code you'll have to Google

@@ItsBinhRepaired ok. thanks

No problem

Not sure, give it a shot.

There's usually no limit. Whatever you can fit in the slot with the same speed should work in most cases.

@@ItsBinhRepaired Hello, I recently chatted with HP Support Official. He said that my laptop 11m-ad113dx only supports the following: - SSD up to 128 GB 2280 M2 SATA-3 Triple-Level Cell (TLC). - 8GB RAM Note: I ask him if what is the max availability for 2.5 SSD, and they said 128GB. Should I believe them? Because you said that I can work with 480GB or above. What can you say about this one?

@@JacobPolicediez they're full of pshhht lol

@@ItsBinhRepaired what do you mean by full of shhht?

@@JacobPolicediez pshhhhit lol

Same way a cell phone does it.

Something tells me you didn't watch until the end lol

Amazon.com lol 2.5" sata SSDs

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ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-R6GVDyVqWso.html

Those two should help you

Looks like it

There's no maximum size. Only if it's physically too big.

But, do you know where it puffy connects to the motherboard? Can you have both the M.2 and ssd installed together or is it only one or the other?

@@brianrobinsonsr659 I hate when people make me rewatch my videos. I have enough on my plate as it is. Lol At what timestamp did I say you can use an m.2 SSD? I don't see a slot for that...if you found that info on Google, don't ask me. All I have to go off of is the video I made. I don't own these computers to check. Possibly underneath the motherboard. Check eBay for a replacement board and see if you can find pictures of the other side. If you're not willing to do that research then I'm doubting you're willing to risk removing the motherboard, so stick with the 2.5" sata SSD upgrade and forget anything you heard about m.2.

Wow!! I got the info from the HP manual but it didn't show the slot in their diagram/layout. Since you had already opened the case and removed the components, I thought you might have been able to answer my question. Pardon me for seeking advise from someone who gives the impression of knowing what they're doing. Thanks for the video. I will un-follow this post and not ask you any other questions since it is such an imposition.

@@brianrobinsonsr659 no problem. I wonder why the manual would tell people there's an m.2 slot but not where it is. Doesn't make sense. I guess not even the people that build the machines know. I guess it was too much to ask to have you do some research, but expecting me to do the research was ok. Lol

What type of RAM is currently in there? Check the sticker on the RAM.

I haven't opened yet, trying to learn how to, doing some research as well and apparently I can't upgrade it, is that true? I was looking to change the hard drive for a ssd could that help? If so any recommendations wich one to get? Thanks

@@carlospadilla3737 amzn.to/3twZbme the RAM can be upgraded too, but I don't know the specs.

@It's Binh Repaired & Reviewed 4 GB DDR3L-1600 SDRAM, this is the specs for the ram, it's a hp pavilion x360 11 ad018ca yo be precise.

@@carlospadilla3737 I'll need to see the inside of the laptop. That model is different.

Try with the old RAM configuration.

@@ItsBinhRepaired I tried that too. It's still dead. 😐

@@aaron2712 might be shorted motherboard :(

@@ItsBinhRepaired guess i'll take it down to the shop tomorrow. thanks for replying!

Alright, hope it's repairable

Risk? Lol up to you

@@ItsBinhRepaired it a brand new laptop but with 2gb ram so i guess i will risk it and of course tell you after

@@prashant_4468 make sure you keep yourself grounded and follow along carefully.

This would work amzn.to/2REnpMc any 2.5" SATA SSD

Thanks bud

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Sure

Thank you!

No problem

Static will kill it

Uh oh

@@ItsBinhRepaired I found it! I didn't plug the hard drive back in properly.

@@amirafinn9720 lol nice!