HP Envy 1540T H8: SSD upgrade hard drive

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  HP Pavilion dv6 Entertainment PC Maintenance and Service of Guide;

  Hard drive

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  You need to restore your PC to factory settings in order to install the necessary things on the new disk in order for the laptop to work using HP recovery media.

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• HP Envy 15-ae104no: install the HARD drive

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  @Viper9

  I'm not sure at 100% but with other models of HP, I saw that they did not come with the extra cable or caddy.

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