Expanding & Upgrading
User's Manual
6-9
Satellite P20
Version
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Last Saved on 30/05/2003 13:57
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Upgrading System Memory
You can upgrade the system memory in your computer. The computer
has two sockets for DDR SODIMM memory modules. They are located in
the memory compartment on the underside of the computer. Generally, at
least one socket has a module installed when you get the computer and
the other socket is empty to allow for upgrades, but depending on your
configuration you may actually have both sockets occupied with memory
modules.
The computer can have a maximum of 2 GB installed. This means it can
take two 1 GB memory modules.
If you want to upgrade the system memory, you should use only certified
modules. Ask your vendor or check the TOSHIBA web site for a list of
approved memory products. The basic specifications of the memory used
are:
■
DDR 266/333 specification compliant
■
128MB, 256MB, 512MB or 1GB capacity
Installing additional memory
Unless you are familiar with computer upgrades and comfortable doing
so, we suggest that you have any memory upgrades installed at the
nearest TOSHIBA Service Centre.
If you want to install a memory upgrade yourself, do as follows:
1.
Make sure the computer is turned off, with AC adapter disconnected
and battery removed.
Never add or remove memory modules with the computer on or in
Standby or Hibernation. Ensure the system is turned off, the AC adapter is
not connected and the battery has been removed.
