Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Ssd will not fit game pcPCPC Master 12 Comments BmanUltima 2 years ago Push it in at an angle then lay it down. Ferro_Giconi 2 years ago Insert the SSD at approximately a 45 degree angle into the connector, then push it down to be parallel with the board. T_BONE_GULLEY 2 years ago As the others have said, put it in at 45° angle. Then once you lay it parallel to the board, use the supplied nail and drive it into the board with a hammer. Should be fine after that. Heehee. N0vawolf 2 years ago Don’t worry you weren’t the only one to encounter this. I had the same issue before I did some research and discovered the angle trick Slottr 2 years ago Whoever’s downvoting OP for asking an innocent question and thanking people for help need to get checked. rikau 2 years ago Press like a macho…. CurrentlyLucid 2 years ago Amazon sells a kit if you need the spacers to keep it level. SufficientMath420-69 2 years ago If the card don’t fit you must acquit. michaeleatsberry 2 years ago Hey I have that hard drive skot77 2 years ago They go in at an angle. Blue2501 2 years ago I had trouble with this on a laptop. Some NVME connectors really take the angled insertion thing seriously. Delicious-Chemist-49 2 years ago hit it with a hammer Write A CommentYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Ferro_Giconi 2 years ago Insert the SSD at approximately a 45 degree angle into the connector, then push it down to be parallel with the board.
T_BONE_GULLEY 2 years ago As the others have said, put it in at 45° angle. Then once you lay it parallel to the board, use the supplied nail and drive it into the board with a hammer. Should be fine after that. Heehee.
N0vawolf 2 years ago Don’t worry you weren’t the only one to encounter this. I had the same issue before I did some research and discovered the angle trick
Slottr 2 years ago Whoever’s downvoting OP for asking an innocent question and thanking people for help need to get checked.
Blue2501 2 years ago I had trouble with this on a laptop. Some NVME connectors really take the angled insertion thing seriously.
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Push it in at an angle then lay it down.
Insert the SSD at approximately a 45 degree angle into the connector, then push it down to be parallel with the board.
As the others have said, put it in at 45° angle.
Then once you lay it parallel to the board, use the supplied nail and drive it into the board with a hammer.
Should be fine after that. Heehee.
Don’t worry you weren’t the only one to encounter this. I had the same issue before I did some research and discovered the angle trick
Whoever’s downvoting OP for asking an innocent question and thanking people for help need to get checked.
Press like a macho….
Amazon sells a kit if you need the spacers to keep it level.
If the card don’t fit you must acquit.
Hey I have that hard drive
They go in at an angle.
I had trouble with this on a laptop. Some NVME connectors really take the angled insertion thing seriously.
hit it with a hammer