The company also mentions that undertaking a do-it-yourself repair can risk personal injury, and reminds you that any damage you cause to your Surface won't be covered under warranty. Microsoft lists these as Customer Replaceable Units, which are only available for purchase through Surface Commercial Authorized Device Resellers. While you can replace the SSD on your own, and Microsoft considers the part to be a serviceable component, replacement parts like rubber feet might be hard to find. The big reason though is that doing so isn't technically recommended by Microsoft. However, doing so requires a lot of tools and patience, and isn't as simple as what you'd expect with some other great laptops out there.įirst off, you'll have to remove the keyboard deck and the feet under the device while taking proper safety precautions.
The process of doing so is actually similar to that on the Surface Laptop 4. If you need more storage on your Surface Laptop 5, the good news is that you can replace the solid-state drive (SSD) inside.
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