How to add more Storage to your Mini PC. SSD Upgrade Tutorial!

This is a quick #tutorial showing how to add additional storage to your Mini PC. In my example, I am adding an SP 1TB SSD to my Blackview MP60 computer. I hope the video helps and feel free to share your own thoughts in the comments.
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Blackview MP60 on Amazon ➤ amzn.to/3ZKrZ8D
My 1TB SSD ➤ amzn.to/3Go938Z
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
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[@stevemato9122]

Pertaining to you wondering about why this is spec'ed as supporting up to 2Tb and not larger... FYI, I believe I recall that, from the info I learned when I built my Roon Core Server using a NUC7, the 2Tb limit is due to the physical size of (spinning only?) drives over 2Tb. I believe 2Tb and under are 9.5mm high form factors (or lower), and over 2Tb are 12.5mm form factors. So I surmise the drive cavity on the bottom won't support the larger physical form factor.

[@hypercussion]

Great video. I've been a MAC users for many years and recently built a Windows 11 Mini PC for games that only run on Win platforms. I needed to do exactly what you did here... add a 1TB SSD to my Blackview MP60. You made it easy for me . Thank you!

[@SimonsReviews]

Thanks for sharing! Glad I could help :)

[@ForeverAnonymous]

1:50 you just completely skipped how you got to the initialization step.

[@SimonsReviews]

Blackview MP60 on Amazon ➤ amzn.to/3ZKrZ8D
My 1TB SSD ➤ amzn.to/3Go938Z
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[@Kali996]

would u lose all your files in your pc before following this tutorial

[@SimonsReviews]

No, there is nothing you do hear that should cause that. Always a good idea to back up anything important before making any hardware changes. However, though just in case.