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Dell: How to Replace the SSD in Dell Pro 24 AIO QC24251

Dell Technologies
07/30/2026
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and ensure your personal safety. For more information about safety guidelines, see the owner's manual at dell.com slash support. Before you begin, turn off the computer and disconnect all the attached peripherals. To remove the solid state drive 2280, unlatch the stand and lift it off the system. Unlatch and remove the back cover. Identify the System Board Shield and remove the six screws. Lift the shield out of the system. Identify the wireless module and remove the screw securing it. Unlatch and disconnect the cables to lift the module out of the system. Identify the I-O Cover and remove the two screws. Lift the cover out of the system. Identify the solid state drive and remove the screw. Lift the drive out of the system. To reinstall the solid state drive 2280, place it back in the system and secure it with the screw. Place the I-O Cover back on the system and tighten the two screws. Place the wireless module back in the system and reconnect the cables. Relatch it and install the screw to secure it. Place the System Board Shield back in the system and secure it with the six screws. Relatch the back cover to the system and then relatch the stand. For more information about your Dell system, visit Dell.com slash support.

TL;DR

  • The video provides a step-by-step SSD replacement guide for the Dell Pro 24 AIO QC24251, covering both removal and reinstallation of the 2280 M.2 drive.
  • Disassembly requires removing the stand, back cover, System Board Shield (six screws), wireless module, and I/O Cover before accessing the SSD.
  • Reinstallation follows the reverse sequence; all components must be properly reseated and screws tightened to secure the system.

Summary

This official Dell Technologies tutorial demonstrates the complete process for removing and reinstalling a 2280 M.2 solid state drive in the Dell Pro 24 All-in-One desktop (model QC24251). The video walks through each disassembly step in sequence: detaching the stand, removing the back cover, extracting the System Board Shield (secured by six screws), disconnecting and removing the wireless module, lifting out the I/O Cover, and finally unseating the SSD itself. Reinstallation follows the exact reverse order, with clear guidance on reseating each component and tightening all screws. Before beginning, viewers are reminded to back up their data, power down and unplug the system, and use proper electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection. The owner's manual at dell.com/support is referenced for safety guidelines and a full list of recommended tools. This tutorial is suitable for users performing a DIY storage upgrade or drive replacement on the QC24251 AIO platform.

Chapters

0:00 - Safety & Prerequisites
0:22 - SSD Removal Steps
0:54 - SSD Reinstallation
1:21 - Support Resources

Key Quotes

0:00 "Be sure to read and follow the safety guidelines to protect your computer from potential damage and ensure your personal safety."
0:17 "Before you begin, turn off the computer and disconnect all the attached peripherals."
0:54 "To reinstall the solid state drive 2280, place it back in the system and secure it with the screw."

FAQ

What components need to be removed before accessing the SSD in the Dell Pro 24 AIO QC24251?

You must remove the stand, back cover, System Board Shield (six screws), wireless module (one screw plus cable disconnection), and I/O Cover (two screws) before the SSD becomes accessible.

What safety precautions should I take before replacing the SSD?

Back up all data to cloud or external storage, shut down and unplug the computer, disconnect all peripherals, and use proper electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection. Consult the owner's manual at dell.com/support for the full safety guidelines.


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