Inside Lenovo Ideapad 110 – disassembly, internal photos and upgrade options

    We have some great news about the successor of the Ideapad 100! The Ideapad 110 appears to be much easier to disassemble than its predecessor because it doesn’t require the keyboard to be removed. The only thing you have to do in order to access the commonly upgraded components is to just remove the bottom piece.

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    1. Removing the optical drive

    Before you start doing anything, we suggest that you unscrew the whole bottom and then remove the optical drive. There might be a few screws hiding there so be careful. Remove them before you attempt to pry it up.

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    2. Detaching the bottom piece

    After the optical drive has been removed, continue with the rest of the screws and pry up the bottom. It should come off easily.

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    3. Storage and RAM

    The notebook uses 4GB of DDR3 soldered RAM so unfortunately, it can’t be upgraded.

    However, the 2.5-inch HDD is easily accessible, which in our case is WD packing 1TB of storage. If you throw an SSD in there and preserve the HDD using a caddy instead of the optical drive, you will have yourself an excellent budget performer with lots of space.

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    4. Wi-Fi card and battery

    The Wi-Fi card is located next to the big heat sink plate for the CPU. Its model number is SW10A11648.

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    Whereas the battery, it’s located between the screen hinges and it’s rated at 24Wh so we can’t expect any record-breaking battery runtimes.

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    5. Cooling system

    Since the notebook is equipped with an Intel Pentium N3710 CPU, it allows for a passive (fanless) cooling system. The only thing for heat dispersion is the metal plate and thermal paste applied on the CPU.

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    Pablo
    Pablo
    9 years ago

    what is this optical drive sata connector type / name

    robby
    robby
    8 years ago

    Im using a lenovo ideapaeld 110 15acl amd apu a6 with 4gb of ram. Is it possible to upgrade my laptops ram to 8gb?

    ContxtSeraco
    ContxtSeraco
    8 years ago
    Reply to  robby

    Not really, if you want to be able to do this, you might just want to buy anew laptop, though it may be pricy. This computer is not really mean’t to be an upgradable computer, as it is 99 bucks on Amazon. Most of the time you’ll have the best bet just buying a new laptop.
    I hope this helped you, and I hope this is not too late and this means nothing.

    JK
    JK
    8 years ago

    Will someone please tell me how to remove the battery on the basic Lenovo ideapad 110? I’ve looked everywhere and only find pictures that make no sense.

    Andev
    Andev
    8 years ago
    Reply to  JK

    You wont be able to remove the battery directly. First open the back casing of the laptop disabled the cable of battery which is connected to the mother board.Secondly remove those two screws and pull the battery slowly towards your side. Done!

    ddfdf
    ddfdf
    8 years ago

    hey man, i want to upgrade where location slot of ram

    ContxtSeraco
    ContxtSeraco
    8 years ago
    Reply to  ddfdf

    If you look over near the right of the CPU, you’ll see 2 bars. Those are the memory “sticks” and there should be 1 more slot, or you can replace the ones that are already there.

    Andev
    Andev
    8 years ago

    Sorry for my bad English. I am using Lenovo Ideapad 110. I have a faulty keypad and disassembled whole board and also the casing sealed which cover the keypad. Now after replacing keypad its not possible to seal (Black spots on metal case inside) the case again which is meant to stick the keypad to the laptop. When assembled everything, whenever i type the whole laptop upper casing is not tightly fixed and fitted properly because of the sealing (Black spots on metal casing inside) removed. Kindly help me how to fix it properly, is there any alternative for the… Read more »

    Andev
    Andev
    8 years ago

    Admin of this laptopmedia is slept off. Not bothering to respond.

    d.b
    d.b
    8 years ago

    Hello any idea how i can clear the CMOS memory?

    ContxtSeraco
    ContxtSeraco
    8 years ago
    Reply to  d.b

    There should be software that can do that for you.

    d.b
    d.b
    8 years ago

    Where exactly on the mb is the RAM located?

    ContxtSeraco
    ContxtSeraco
    8 years ago
    Reply to  d.b

    2GB if you want to do the math, go ahead.

    George Avitia
    8 years ago

    I find it completely and utterly ridiculous that Lenovo makes a soldered 4gb ram laptop in 2016.

    NewBeez
    NewBeez
    8 years ago

    where can i find my RAM in the board? (P.S. it looks the same with the picture in number 3)

    MARSHALL MTM ARTS
    7 years ago

    Where can I get a data cable which connects power to screen on lenovo IdeaPad 110
    CG520-eDP CABLE

    Creative Studio
    7 years ago

    I’m not buying this laptop

    Salman
    Salman
    7 years ago

    Where is the RAM located?

    Max
    Max
    7 years ago

    Kan i upgrade mu cpu on this thing kinda pist that you cant upgrade the ram neather so please anny body to help me with advice i would apreciate it

    Cristian David Taborda Arango
    Cristian David Taborda Arango
    7 years ago

    Hi, My mom bought an Ideapad 110-15IBR but lately after windows 10 starts the screen turns crazy and shutdown, or sometimes, keeps on the damaged screen and freeze. Hope somebody can help me. Thanks anyway