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And there is a mount for another drive? The old HDD changing to SSD? Interesting.
Unfortunately, I'm not 100% sure you can change the OS from the eMMC drive to the new SSD. And it might not be significantly faster.
An SSD is 'faster' than the eMMC, but maybe not noticeable in real world use.
It is a 'slow' laptop, primarily because of the low powered CPU. Which you cannot change.
Interesting It was recommended to me to upgrade to the new ssd for performance reasons. The RAM was needed. I knew this laptop was slow was trying to upgrade since I kept getting warnings saying I needed updates but did not have the space
Right.
The semi-annual Windows updates are quite large...almost a self-contained full reinstall. As such, it needs a LOT of blank space.
Which these 32GB eMMC drives do not have.
I have an Asus Transformer of similar specs and same size drive. Same issue.
Really, the only way to run the large updates (for instance the Creators update from a couple of months ago), is to create a Win 10 USB install, and go through the basics of a full reinstall manually.
And you can cause it to keep all your data and applications, it just runs the Update from a USB stick instead of internally.
So...you can install that SSD, but it won't make any real performance gain. The OS is still on that little eMMC drive, and still with the oh-so-slow CPU. The extra RAM will help, though.
If you want, we can go through the steps to do all the current Win 10 updates on that thing.