Elessar · 31-35, M
I wouldn't turn it on before pulling out the disk.
That way if data survived and the computer is fried it won't fry also your disk!
It's usually as simple as removing a couple of screws and taking a card or little box out; search the model of your computer + "SSD replacement", obviously you won't replace anything, just take the drive out, power it on, if it boots and complain there's no drive installed (or literally anything shows up on screen, it's possible it'll start scanning the network) just power it off again and reattach the part you removed
That way if data survived and the computer is fried it won't fry also your disk!
It's usually as simple as removing a couple of screws and taking a card or little box out; search the model of your computer + "SSD replacement", obviously you won't replace anything, just take the drive out, power it on, if it boots and complain there's no drive installed (or literally anything shows up on screen, it's possible it'll start scanning the network) just power it off again and reattach the part you removed




