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  It started as a month ago, when I tried to boot my laptop but instead, I was getting this code 4 beep (RAM read/write failure). What I did then was remove/switching modules memory until I found one of them did not (the one on the DIMM A slot). So, I order the new RAM, install it and laptop works very well for about two weeks.

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