1. Remove the computer and open CASE. Put it so that you can feel comfortable to remove things inside CASE. If upgrading RAM for a laptop you should observe the panel on the lower part of the machine protected by one or two screws and carefully remove the panel.
2. Protect delicate small electrical circuits inside the computer from static electricity by grounding. In general, you should wear a pair of sandals to disguise yourself when you touch the CASE or the inner components.
3. Check the computer's documentation to identify the correct RAM sockets to include. Remove any obstructions such as the power cable or radiator fan on the motherboard.
4. If you need to remove an existing RAM on the main, simply push the two clamps on either side of the head. The RAM bar will then pop up and you can easily lift them out.
5. Remove the new RAM sticks from the cover and place them on the cover. One detail when holding the RAM bar is that you should hold it at the edges; Avoid touching chips or circuits on the RAM side.
6. To install a RAM, open two pins on either side of each socket by gently pressing them down. Then you plug your RAM stick in the correct slot, when you plug in, the two external clamps now lift and grip and hold the RAM stick firmly.
Laptop users should turn to the bottom of the memory socket, taking care of the notch on the RAM with its socket. Then push the RAM stick carefully until the keepers have positioned it safely.
7. Reassemble the computer, turn on the power and remember to look on the screen during the boot process to confirm that your system has recognized the new RAM. If it doesn't, restart your computer, go to the CMOS program and check if your computer recognizes the new memory. (To do this, press the Del or F1 key during the reboot.) If the new memory has not yet been received, you should exit the setup program, turn off the computer and open the CASE, plug in the memory sticks accomplished.
1. First turn off the laptop power, then remove the battery from the laptop.
Open the panel at the bottom of the machine protected by one or two screws and carefully remove the panel.
2. Before touching any component on the laptop, try touching the surface of any metal part (such as the back of the hard drive, etc.) to prevent static electricity from affecting the your body.
3. Laptop RAM is arranged in overlapping style. So before installing new RAM, you must remove the old RAM and put it in another location to add new RAM.
To do this, simply push the two clamps on either side of the head. The RAM bar will then pop up and you can easily lift them out.
4. To install an old RAM stick at the bottom, you open two latches on either side of each socket by facing the bottom of the memory socket, taking care of the notch on the RAM bar with Its socket.
Then push the RAM stick carefully until the keepers have positioned it safely.
5. Do the same to add new RAM to the top.
Finally, insert the battery, open your laptop and check the information on the Task Manager window or the System Information window to confirm whether the new RAM has been installed.
Good luck!