Depends on the laptop’s motherboard M.2 port. Basically, all of them use a chipset, it is just how the ports are set up throughout the motherboard that differs between models. It might be possible, but you’re rolling dice if you don’t have any knowledge of computers.
You have to get inside the laptop with an M.2 removal tool that screws into one end of it, then carefully slide it in and out until you find where its compatible spot is on your machine’s motherboard — then take care when poking around in there because there could be vital SATA plugs right next to what you need to remove or install your new card in! You can usually salvage some details about your machine like this off Google before diving.