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Anonymous No.106497282 [Report] >>106497314 >>106497461 >>106497512 >>106499666
>mfw added SSD without disconnecting laptop's battery
How lucky am i that i didn't fry motherboard or ports?
Anonymous No.106497314 [Report] >>106497326
>>106497282 (OP)
i do it all the time on my Lenovo ThinkPad T420 and nothing ever happened.
Anonymous No.106497326 [Report] >>106497370
>>106497314
Strange how the reddit retards manage to do it.
i was on r/gaminglaptops and every other post was about fried motherboard after repasting laptop.
Anonymous No.106497370 [Report] >>106497381
>>106497326
ssd as in 2.5 inch sata or the stick m.2 ones?
Anonymous No.106497381 [Report] >>106497407
>>106497370
m2
Anonymous No.106497407 [Report] >>106497425
>>106497381
oh, scary!
Anonymous No.106497425 [Report]
>>106497407
idk i just stick that bitch in the motherboard and that was it i didnt even touch the motherboard itself
Anonymous No.106497461 [Report] >>106497472
>>106497282 (OP)
The only time I had a problem in doing something like that was on a ThinkPad X1 Extreme where I was swapping the screens on em (I had two) and had blown the backlight fuse on one of em because I was stupid enough not to disconnect the battery (easily fixed though). Otherwise, no problems at all.
Anonymous No.106497472 [Report] >>106498397
>>106497461
damn how do you work on those small ass laptops
Anonymous No.106497474 [Report] >>106497490
Pulling the drive out while Windows shuts down is where the most risk lies. I've got many drives and experimented with pulls/swaps, you can swap the drives before post reaches the boot stage if you are restarting a computer with the intent of swapping physical drives, i.e. to avoid letting one Windows drive "see" another Windows drive, or another OS, because W10/W11 will tamper with shared volumes on the same physical disk when doing startup repair. It will reassign drive letters, possibly set the wrong volumes as active, and lose track of bcdboot inside of the Windows folder.
Anonymous No.106497490 [Report]
>>106497474
I obviously shutted down the laptop, i'm not that retarded to just unplug shit when os is still running
Anonymous No.106497510 [Report] >>106497540 >>106497574
why would anything at all have happened

how shit are modern laptops for this to be a concern
Anonymous No.106497512 [Report]
>>106497282 (OP)
I killed a laptop that way, but I think I might have also scraped one of the components off the mobo when I tried to open it. Not my best moment.
Anonymous No.106497540 [Report] >>106499576
>>106497510
ermm because of voltage
Anonymous No.106497574 [Report]
>>106497510
You'd surprised how fragile modern laptops are anon, i haven't had one since 2012 (back then they were bricks) bought one a year ago and everytime i pick it up it feels like it's about to snap in half. Just a cheap plastic.
Anonymous No.106498397 [Report] >>106499628
>>106497472
small?
Anonymous No.106499576 [Report] >>106499658
>>106497540
>what are capacitors
>what are diodes
what even is your problem, zoomer, entire power grid is designed to not break if you plug something in
Anonymous No.106499628 [Report]
>>106498397

no-one has stolen wifi antenna yet
Anonymous No.106499633 [Report]
Lucky? Anon, I think you are the the Protagonist, literally the Chosen One.
Anonymous No.106499658 [Report]
>>106499576

maybe too smart grid
brute grunt missing
Anonymous No.106499666 [Report]
>>106497282 (OP)
Normal lucky, the SSD isn't powered when the machine is in S5