Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Learn how to easily disassemble and upgrade any modern HP All-in-One computer (including 24-inch and 27-inch models). In this step-by-step DIY tutorial, we show you how to open the case safely using basic household tools like a screwdriver and a credit card. Watch to find out exactly where the hidden clips are, how to avoid damaging the fragile monitor ribbon cable, and how to upgrade your RAM, swap out the SSD, and install a faster WiFi 7 card for maximum performance. You don't need a tech specialist—you can do this completely on your own at home!
I was demonstrating on an HP 27-CT2000 series but these instructions likely apply to these models including the HP 24-CT 27-CR or 24-CR. As always be careful and go slow; you can cause damage.
#HPAllInOne #PCUpgrade #TechDIY #SSDUpgrade
Consumer / Home Models
HP OmniStudio (2024–Present):
Mainstream: OmniStudio 24 (e.g., 24-cv), OmniStudio 27 (e.g., 27-cv)
Performance: OmniStudio X 27 (e.g., 27-cx), OmniStudio X 32 (e.g., 32-c)
HP Envy (2017–2024):
Standard: Envy 27-b, Envy 27-p
Large Screen: Envy 32-a, Envy 34-c (Ultrawide)
Portable: Envy Move 24-h
HP Pavilion (2017–2024):
Series: 24-q, 24-r, 24-xa, 24-k, 24-ca, 27-xa, 27-k, 27-ca
HP Essential (2017–Present):
Series: 20-c, 22-b, 24-f, 24-df, 24-cr, 27-cr
Business / Professional Models
Business models are primarily identified by their "Generation" (G) number.
HP EliteOne (Enterprise):
G3: (2017) – EliteOne 800 G3
G4: (2018) – EliteOne 800 G4 / 1000 G2
G5: (2019) – EliteOne 800 G5
G6: (2020) – EliteOne 800 G6
G8: (2022) – EliteOne 800 G8
G9: (2023–2026) – EliteOne 800 G9 / 840 G9 / 870 G9
HP ProOne (Small Business):
G3: (2017) – ProOne 400 G3 / 600 G3
G4: (2018) – ProOne 440 G4 / 600 G4
G5: (2019) – ProOne 440 G5 / 600 G5
G6: (2020) – ProOne 440 G6 / 600 G6
G9: (2023–2026) – ProOne 440 G9 / 460 G9
00:00 Introduction and Tools Needed
01:05 Preparing the Computer and Removing the Stand
01:33 How to Remove the Front Bezel Bumper
01:51 Removing the External Screws
02:15 Unclipping and Separating the Screen Panel
03:45 Detaching the Ribbon Cables Carefully
05:03 Internal Component Layout Overview
05:59 Upgrading the RAM (Memory Module)
06:16 Upgrading the M.2 SSD Solid State Drive
06:54 Upgrading the WiFi Card and Antennas
09:02 Reassembling the HP All-in-One Computer
10:10 Powering On and Hardware Verification in Windows
Learn how to easily disassemble and upgrade any modern HP All-in-One computer (including 24-inch and 27-inch models). In this step-by-step DIY tutorial, we show you how to open the case safely using basic household tools like a screwdriver and a credit card. Watch to find out exactly where the hidden clips are, how to avoid damaging the fragile monitor ribbon cable, and how to upgrade your RAM, swap out the SSD, and install a faster WiFi 7 card for maximum performance. You don't need a tech specialist—you can do this completely on your own at home!
I was demonstrating on an HP 27-CT2000 series but these instructions likely apply to these models including the HP 24-CT 27-CR or 24-CR. As always be careful and go slow; you can cause damage.
#HPAllInOne #PCUpgrade #TechDIY #SSDUpgrade
Consumer / Home Models
HP OmniStudio (2024–Present):
Mainstream: OmniStudio 24 (e.g., 24-cv), OmniStudio 27 (e.g., 27-cv)
Performance: OmniStudio X 27 (e.g., 27-cx), OmniStudio X 32 (e.g., 32-c)
HP Envy (2017–2024):
Standard: Envy 27-b, Envy 27-p
Large Screen: Envy 32-a, Envy 34-c (Ultrawide)
Portable: Envy Move 24-h
HP Pavilion (2017–2024):
Series: 24-q, 24-r, 24-xa, 24-k, 24-ca, 27-xa, 27-k, 27-ca
HP Essential (2017–Present):
Series: 20-c, 22-b, 24-f, 24-df, 24-cr, 27-cr
Business / Professional Models
Business models are primarily identified by their "Generation" (G) number.
HP EliteOne (Enterprise):
G3: (2017) – EliteOne 800 G3
G4: (2018) – EliteOne 800 G4 / 1000 G2
G5: (2019) – EliteOne 800 G5
G6: (2020) – EliteOne 800 G6
G8: (2022) – EliteOne 800 G8
G9: (2023–2026) – EliteOne 800 G9 / 840 G9 / 870 G9
HP ProOne (Small Business):
G3: (2017) – ProOne 400 G3 / 600 G3
G4: (2018) – ProOne 440 G4 / 600 G4
G5: (2019) – ProOne 440 G5 / 600 G5
G6: (2020) – ProOne 440 G6 / 600 G6
G9: (2023–2026) – ProOne 440 G9 / 460 G9
00:00 Introduction and Tools Needed
01:05 Preparing the Computer and Removing the Stand
01:33 How to Remove the Front Bezel Bumper
01:51 Removing the External Screws
02:15 Unclipping and Separating the Screen Panel
03:45 Detaching the Ribbon Cables Carefully
05:03 Internal Component Layout Overview
05:59 Upgrading the RAM (Memory Module)
06:16 Upgrading the M.2 SSD Solid State Drive
06:54 Upgrading the WiFi Card and Antennas
09:02 Reassembling the HP All-in-One Computer
10:10 Powering On and Hardware Verification in Windows
