does the msata ssd come with screws
502375
yeah but if your mobo has a slot for it (usually under the CPU) it'll have a screw and post for it already
502376
Yes it does but I think I had one hole open after the install. Remember to download the driver and install it. You can't see this drive but it's working.
502377
No it did not. But you can use screws from your old motherboard or your computer case.
2129313
There are screw holes available on the normal HDD mounting brackets. There is also a place on the MB mounting tray to install a SDD.
538740
One screw to remove and replace. On mine I also had to remove the old drive from a carrier (three screws) and install the new drive on the carrier before reinstalling. Unfortunately it did not fix my problem - my problem was caused by a motherboard failure.
765075
This model does not come with msata ssd, but stay out of the inside of the machine in advance msata position. When I received the machine, I also bought 128g of msata loaded, it's running well.
56766
Yes, it comes with M3 screws. Sufficient quantity to mount a drive in the bracket, and the bracket in a drive cage.
158401
Yes. It is designed to fit standard sata drives. Screws were supplied with caddy.
56765
I believe that I stated in my review that this bracket came with the screws needed to secure my SSD to the bracket. I believe that there were 8 screws included but please read the specifications on the product to see how many screws were provided.
1278490
It seems your laptop does not have an mSATA port, however you should be able to replace your HDD with a regular SATA SSD drive.
476262
I'm not sure, however there are videos that would show you how to insert an mSATA SSD to any ASUS laptop and also I believe that most ASUS laptops can be customized.
1932772
I removed the cover today on mine to replace the HDD with an SSD and add another mSATA. BE FOREWARNED: To remove the case you have to break a "Warranty Void" sticker. Once inside you will find *nothing* can be upgraded replaced without having to completely disassemble the system; I decided to not attempt it. I've been building/upgrading systems for 20 years and the internal design of this system was complex enough to scare me off. The only thing that appears to accessible is the HDD but I could figure out how it was mounted and wasn;tabout to tinker about and make a $2K paperweight :)
1129227
you wanna replace your drive or add this one? My computer has a additional space for mSATA ssd, so I don't quite worry about that. But if your computer needs your to replace your drive, I would recommend your a HDD+SSD drive. The first thing you have to check is the interface, is your computer has a mSATA port or just SATA port. The one you are looking at which is the one I am using is mSATA, u don't need to worry about the size of this drive it is the smallest one, size should be compatible. The port is the important thing you have to considered.
1373686
it didn't come with screws. it only came with the new back and screw driver to remove screws.
874148
I did not need to purchase screws separately. If I remember correctly though, all the screws I needed for fans, mobo, etc all came supplied with those components.
2252022
yes, it comes witha screwdriver and replacement screws.buy with confidence ,before veridy your pc model.
380111
It comes with screws. Not sure if they're M5, but they fit into the back of my Vizio TV
1836445
If I remember from when I did mine, there are some screws that attach the SSD to the mounting tray. With HDDs it's a simple snap-in into the mounting tray. I have an SSD in mine, and I remember it being fairly simple.
1057870
From what i see, the enclosure has 4 small screws in the bottom and glued on feet on top of them. I haven't opened the case yet but I feel confident you can open and replace the drives. I wish you can buy the case and put the drive yourself. Ummm, let me check on that, come to think of it.