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Upgrading System Memory
You can upgrade the system memory in your computer. The
computer has two sockets for SODIMM memory modules. They
are located in the memory compartment on the underside of the
computer. Generally, one socket has a module installed when you
get the computer and the other socket is empty to allow for
upgrades. The computer can have a maximum of 1GB installed.
If you want to upgrade the system memory, you need to use only
certified modules. Ask your vendor or check the web site for a list
of approved memory products. The basic specifications of the
memory used are:
• 200-pin DDR module
• 2.5-Volt DDR
• PC-133
• 128MB, 256MB or 512MB capacity
Installing a Memory Upgrade
Unless you are familiar with computer upgrades and comfortable
doing so, we suggest that you have any memory upgrades installed
at the nearest Service Center.
If you want to install a memory upgrade yourself, do as follows:
1. Make sure the computer is turned off.
2. Place the computer on a static-free surface and turn it over.
3. Remove the memory compartment panel by removing the two
retaining screws and lifting the cover panel out.
4. Insert the SODIMM module in the socket at a 45º angle and
then press it down into the socket until it snaps in place.
5 . Place the compartment cover panel and retain screws.