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Introduction |
| Some laptops do not use an SSD or can utilize both an SSD and an HDD. HDDs are larger than SSDs and operate differently, using a physical spinning disk to read data, almost like a vinyl record, while SSDs, or solid state drives, do not have moving parts and are much smaller. | | | There are reasons why some laptop users may prefer to have an SSD over an HDD, or to have both, but as both drives are sensitive pieces of equipment, knowing how to properly handle them while installing or removing them from a laptop is key. | | | This guide will instruct on how to remove the hard drive bracket that houses the laptop’s hard disk drive. |
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