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[Solved] Correct Screwdriver Size for M.2 Drive Installation Inquiry

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  • #1 17651467
    Anonymous
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  • #2 17651473
    Kasek21
    Level 43  
    what`s that? Desktop/laptop? Which model?
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  • #3 17651476
    krzychupar
    Level 43  
    This screw is for a flat screwdriver or a Phillips screwdriver and where you want to screw this screw, you could post a photo.
  • #4 17651492
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #5 17651511
    enhanced
    Level 43  
    These are the threads into which you need to screw the screws. They are in different places because, as you can see in the m.2 markings, they are of different lengths.
  • #6 17651514
    wojtek1234321
    Level 36  
    Is it the ones marked with arrows?

    Correct Screwdriver Size for M.2 Drive Installation Inquiry


    If so, I think a hex socket of the appropriate size will suffice, something similar to this, just the right size.

    Correct Screwdriver Size for M.2 Drive Installation Inquiry


    In the internal holes of these supposed screws there are threads for screwing in some screws.
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  • #7 17651518
    Anonymous
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  • #8 17651523
    wojtek1234321
    Level 36  
    Well, that`s right, if these are screws and bolts. It may be that these are just sockets for screwing in appropriate screws, permanently attached, "non-removable", something like rivet nuts.
  • #9 17651526
    enhanced
    Level 43  
    Do not move these screws with threads, because they are the threads for screwing the m.2 SSD - after all, you cannot bend the m.2 so that it is 0.5 cm at the slot and goes to zero in the place of screwing.
  • #10 17651527
    Anonymous
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  • #11 17651534
    willyvmm
    Level 30  
    All entries in this thread should be reported to the moderator for harmful advice, but I don`t want to click so many times.

    Have any of the smart people here ever seen how to mount a disk? M.2? (I exclude that he installed it himself)

    To the author of the topic:
    You need a Philips 0 (ph0) screwdriver and 1 screw which should either be with the disk. Or with the motherboard.
  • #12 17651549
    Anonymous
    Level 1  

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the appropriate screwdriver size needed for installing an M.2 drive. The user initially inquired about the correct screwdriver, expressing difficulty in finding one that fits. Responses clarified that a Philips screwdriver, specifically size 0 (ph0), is typically required for the screws used in M.2 installations. Some participants suggested that the screws might be permanently attached or non-removable, while others emphasized the importance of not damaging the threads. The user confirmed the need to purchase a screw for the installation.
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