Sorry for the bad line, never used the thing on iPhone but it’s circled in red.
SumonaFlorence
Ah.
Looks like one of those weird CloudBooks. You won’t find a drive anywhere.
Doesn’t have storage, save for I’d assume 64GB or something of onboard memory intergrated into the MOBO. Most likely under the big plate you see there. I’d assume one of the squares.
Good luck removing that plate, it’s a bitch.
You can add an nvme m.2 though if you want.
StickNoob117
It’s most likely soldered eMMC on the board below the black heatsink. You do have a free NVME slot on the upper right if you want to upgrade it. I’d recommend a fresh windows install on a potential new NVME as it’ll be a LOT faster than the average crappy eMMC that laptop manufacturers put on these devices.
Top left looks a NVMe slot. Could be wrong, but looks longer than a 2280? 22110??? would be wild, since i’ve never seen that native in a laptop.
DrSilkyDelicious
This is not a computer intended to be modified
DoenerBoy123
If you can’t find anything it’s most likely soldered onto the board(eMMC)
kmr12489
HP stream. It’s soldered emmc.
Daiesthai
If it’s a super cheap device it more than likely has eMMC memory which is cheap flash memory soldered on to the motherboard. Really poor performance and reliability.
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Sorry for the bad line, never used the thing on iPhone but it’s circled in red.
Ah.
Looks like one of those weird CloudBooks. You won’t find a drive anywhere.
Doesn’t have storage, save for I’d assume 64GB or something of onboard memory intergrated into the MOBO. Most likely under the big plate you see there. I’d assume one of the squares.
Good luck removing that plate, it’s a bitch.
You can add an nvme m.2 though if you want.
It’s most likely soldered eMMC on the board below the black heatsink. You do have a free NVME slot on the upper right if you want to upgrade it. I’d recommend a fresh windows install on a potential new NVME as it’ll be a LOT faster than the average crappy eMMC that laptop manufacturers put on these devices.
https://preview.redd.it/yrnwby4otd1d1.jpeg?width=384&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1d67b265a3aefb2cd6b566c037c552288a0bb2a0
It’s at the top left side M.2 2280 size.
Top left looks a NVMe slot. Could be wrong, but looks longer than a 2280? 22110??? would be wild, since i’ve never seen that native in a laptop.
This is not a computer intended to be modified
If you can’t find anything it’s most likely soldered onto the board(eMMC)
HP stream. It’s soldered emmc.
If it’s a super cheap device it more than likely has eMMC memory which is cheap flash memory soldered on to the motherboard. Really poor performance and reliability.
https://preview.redd.it/gv26cimrbe1d1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=861931cdc8ef9ef900f2f18df66018d6988d3beb
You have room for an SSD. M.2.probably not NvME.
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EZ
Edit :- the wifi card M.2 slot can only support 2230 or maybe 2242 not your usual 2280
Are companies too greedy to even give a 2.5 sata connector these days?
Most likely soldered onto the board beneath the heatsink. On the bright side you have a free m.2 slot available
Is it not the ssd/nvme chip slooted in above the battery, it doesnt look like the a wifi board as there’s no antenna..