You’ll see five holes inside, each number corresponding to standard SSD drive lengths. The one numbered 110 will have a metal insert and screw inside. You need to remove the screw with a ...

Check that it's installed properly I know, you know what you're doing, but just do this one for me, OK? We've all forgotten to plug in a SATA cable, or not quite mounted an NVMe SSD correctly.

CrystalDiskInfo is a free tool that can provide deeper insight into your SSD's health and other hidden stats. Here's how to use it.