No it does not. Dell even shows you how to open and upgrade your machine while retaining your warranty. If you damage your laptop or any internal components as a result of doing an upgrade yourself, then you will not be covered (if they can show that you caused the issue).
No, it’s a m.2 upgrade and it wouldn’t affect your warranty unless you change something critical like a Motherboard or something.
*NOTE: I am NOT a Dell employee, But I am a Community Rockstar*
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No it does not. Dell even shows you how to open and upgrade your machine while retaining your warranty. If you damage your laptop or any internal components as a result of doing an upgrade yourself, then you will not be covered (if they can show that you caused the issue).