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• No access to the RAM, the swap file only phisycal

  I have problems in a VSphere, ESX4 + VCenter4.0 environment.

  Each virtual machine is a file with the total amount of memory assigned, and the memory of phisycal has no use.

  Similarly, if there is only a single virtual machine with 4 GB of RAM assigned to a hypervisor ESX4 with 32 GB of RAM, the entire memory is interleaved in a file (.vswap). The only way to assign the actual RAM is to make a reservation. Then the amount of the reservation is pointed to the RAM and the rest to the vswap.

  The ESX4 boarded on HP DL380/DL360 G5 and the STRP OS irrelevant.

  Any ideas?

  This is perfectly normal behavior.

  Without booking a vswp file always get created (in which case the balloon pilot needs).

  However, this does not mean that the memory is actually swapped.

• Satellite Pro R50 - B - 10 K - RAM upgrade

  Hello everyone,

  I just want to know if the back of the satellite Pro R50 - B - 10 K gives access to the Ram and maybe to HD without opening the machine.
  Thank you in advance for your answer.

  Thierry

  Unfortunately this model does ram or hard drive to the cover on the underside, so if you want to have full access to two hardware components, down the cover should be removed.

  

• Tecra Z40 - A - the upgrade (RAM RAM)

  Hi all

  Ordered little RAM to upgrade my Toshiba Tecra Z40 - A, but can not find, for the life of me, anything where you want to insert online.

  I previously installed RAM under the keyboard (couple of clips holding it) and on the other, a small cover on the bottom, but the Z40 does not appear to be anywhere easily accessible.

  Has anyone upgraded RAM on the Z40? Or is it a big no, no, because of the guarantee?

  Thank you
  Lance

  Memory upgrade on this model Tecra is a bit complicated and, in my view, should not be done by the owner of the laptop. For some models of Ram upgrade can be done by the owner of the laptop and exact instructions how do proposed in document s user manuals, but not for your Tecra.

  For full access to the RAM modules lower lid should be removed and it can be done by people of service only. If you do this alone you can void the warranty valid.
  I recommend you contact the nearest Toshiba service provider in your country and ask for help or advice.

• Upgrading RAM on Satellite C70D-B-302

  I want to spend the extra 4 GB RAM, but at the bottom of the laptop, there is no coverage of RAM so I do not have access to the RAM slots.
  I don't want to void the warranty valid so I want to open one.
  What should I do?

  

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  Hello

  You can contact the pedestrian Toshiba service provider and ask for help. They can do for you.

  Addresses and phone numbers, you can find on http://www.toshiba.eu/innovation/generic/ASP_SUPPORT/

• How to insert new Modules of RAM in Tecra M7

  Hello
  I use a Tecra M7 with 2 GB of RAM installed. Because of my work, I need more than that and bought 2 new Modules RAM 2 GB each.
  But trying to open the back of the M7 I have not found a place where I could access the old RAM Modules and replace. Does anyone have a Description or a photo where I open the M7 to replace RAM modules?

  Andreas

  I can give you a little tutorial how to change the modules:

  Remove the cover of the keyboard on the top of the keyboard (taking a screwdriver flat-blade and gently enter), then remove the 2 screws and remove the keyboard. You can disconnect the keyboard by releasing little support on the keyboard port. But BE GENTLY, brokes stuff too fast. ;)

  Then remove the cover of the memory (only 2 screws :) between you and the memory locations) and replace the modules. After exchanging just do the same as I've described, but backwards. : D

  Good luck

• Satellite L50 - B - 2 5 - upgrade of guaranteed RAM VS

  Hello

  I have a laptop Satellite L50 - B - 2 5 and Im wondering if I lose the warranty if I upgrade the RAM from 4 GB to 8 GB. I have a 4 GB RAM module and I want to insert myself, but I am afraid of losing the warranty if I open the case.

  Thanks for your help.

  Way General upgrade RAM will not void the warranty but your L50 - B has a specific design and it is not distinct from the cover of RAM in the lower corner. So you do not have access to the RAM slots. In your case the whole bottom cover must be removed, and you should not do this.

  My advice to you is to contact the nearest Toshiba service provider and ask for help.

  

• Satellite L50 - A - 16 G - how to upgrade RAM?

  I have a Satellite L50 a 16G with 4 GB of RAM and I would like to move to 8 GB, but I don't know what memories are compatible with my PC.
  I tried to present that the serial number on the Support from Toshiba page but tells me that is not valid, as the Auto Detect tool is unable to detect my device and if I get the model in the list is not?
  How can I get information on my PC?

  According to specification for laptop, your laptop can be upgraded up to 16 GB. Modules memory compatible RAM for your laptop are:

  4 GB DDR3-1600-PA5037U-1M4G
  8 GB DDR3-1600-PA5037U-1M8G

  In the lower corner of your laptop, you will find the cover of RAM. Remove it and you will have full access to the RAM slots.

  Do you know how to remove/make up RAM modules?

• Upgrading RAM on Satellite L50-B-1DZ - need advice

  Hello

  I want to improve my new laptop to use 8 GB to 4 GB. The site of the main product specification provides all the information, I need to know if I should order DIMM or SODIMM memory modules?

  Also, is it possible for a client to easily make this themselvess by removing the panels without having to take the thing completely detached?

  http://www.Toshiba.co.UK/laptops/satellite/l50-b/satellite-l50-b-1DZ/

  standard: 4 096 (1 x) MB, RAM DDR3L (1 333 MHz)
  maximum extension: 8 192 MB
  technology: DDR3L (1 333 MHz) RAM

  Appropriate advice or technical manual covering this would be great.
  The on their site are too "basic" user guides

  Kind regards

  Peter B, UK

  Well, the procedure for the RAM upgrade is a bit tricky. There is no RAM module Bay separated with easy access.

  To access the free RAM slot, the plastic cover of the bottom must be removed.
  You need to remove the ODD (optical disc) as well as the battery and next by the screws around the cover.

  But remove the cover would mean that you would negate the warranty.

  I put t know if you want to lose the warranty, I think that security is a very important fact which should be considered before performing this upgrade procedure.

• Satellite U200 163: where can I find the RAM slots?

  Where can I find the RAM slots?

  Hello

  As much as I know there is no RAM Bay at the bottom of the unit and it is so just only one possible place to the RAM slots
  Slots seem to be hidden under the keyboard.

  In order to get access to the RAM, you will need to remove the keyboard.
  Usually, it is not very difficult but if you have no experience with this dismantling then you should ask a technician for assistance.

  But here's a few details;
  Keyboard is fixed with 2 screws. They are hidden under the cover of thin plastic under the line of F1 to F12 key.
  Remove the plastic cover, remove the screws, then you could remove the keyboard take note; the keyboard is connected to the motherboard with the flat cable.

  So don't use force!

• Satellite U400 - 13K PSU45E Windows XP & 4 GB RAM

  Hello!

  I have a Satellite Pro U400 - 13K (model: PSU45E-00800DGE), with 4 GB of installed RAM (800 MHz). I used to work with Windows Vista Business SP1 32-bit, which was the pre-installed operating system, and I could see all the 4 GB of RAM in the properties of "My Computer".

  Last a few days and aftert 2 years of work with Windows Vista, I decided to downgrade in Windows XP Professional 32-bit, as I faced incredible problems with performance. Even though I had very low temperature on my proceccor carrots and only 4-5 open applications (Ms Outlook, IE, Adobe Creative Suite CS3 and a little more), I looked at my phone to freeze for about half a minute and still to come! I have spent many months trying to figure out what's wrong, I changed the machine, I reinstalled the system several times, but when there was a big load, that happened more and more often. So after reading a few posts on several forums, I realized that Windows XP need fewer physical resources for the same things and I decided to downgrade. It is only a few decades in time, but if I can work faster, that's OK.

  Thus, we come to the question! After a successful installation of Windows XP Professional 32-bit, using the official, given restore disc with the laptop (it came with two operating systems of two bilingual English & Greek), I realized how fast he could be with Windows XP Professional 32-bit! I could ' t believe that...! Why I was using my laptop with Vista, all these years, I have no idea! The problem is with the memory, like that cannot recognize the 4 GB of RAM, even if they have installed SP3 and all updates provided Microsoft Windows. I'm sure that Windows XP Pro 32 bit can 'see' the 4 GB of RAM, as I had 4 GB of RAM with Windows XP on a desktop computer, I have no more.

  I also tried the/3 GB and the/PAE boot.ini spends some time, but nothing else. The problem is that I do not remember what I have on my desk, or how that has memory, but I don't know that I had 4 GB of RAM in the 'Properties' window I searched on the net also to find a solution, but I couldn't find the boot.ini file switches and parameters of the BIOS, which is not based in the settings of the BIOS of TOSHIBA laptops.

  Is a solution provided by some user/technician exprerienced, about this Windows bug?

  Thank you very much in advance for your kind cooperation.

  Angelos Pitsos

  I've never tried XP with up to 4 GB of RAM to be honest, anything over 2 GB should be more than enough.
  32-bit operating systems can only address a total of 4 GB of RAM, why you can't access all this RAM is because the address space is also used for the system resources such as network cards, scsi controllers and graphics cards etc.

  Richard S.

• Satellite C50-B-14F - RAM upgrade - how?

  Hello

  I would like to add (+ 4 GB) memory RAM for my Satellite C50-B-14F.

  But there is no instruction on this topic in the user s guide.
  At the present time, there is a memory of 4 GB (software Speccy says that there is a 4.00 GB single channel DDR3 @ 797 MHz (11-11-11-28) RAM inside my pc), and I want to go up to 8.
  I could learn how to choose it is good?

  Thank you in advance.

  Because of the design of computers laptop specific upgrade user RAM is not supported, and this is the reason why you found nothing in the document of the user manuals.
  Slots of RAM are placed under the hood, and if you want to have full access to the RAM modules, you must remove the lower cover.
  Problem is that if you do it on your own this will void your warranty, it should be the dome by authorized service provider.

  In my opinion, you should contact Toshiba service nearest and ask for help. I mean this is not so problematic, and I think that it cannot be so expensive.

  Theoretical, you can do it alone, but you should think about valid warranty.

• Pavilion 15 t-bc000: upgrade of RAM HP Pavilion 15 t-bc000

  I just got my HP Pavilion 15 t-bc000 in the mail today. I have an old DV6 who died and there extra RAM I put in what I want to put in my new Pavilion. However, I do not know how to do it. My old DV6 has a panel on the bottom that you can unscrew for easy access to the RAM, wireless card and the hard drive. My new 15 t-bc000 does not seem to have such coverage on the bottom. In fact, is not all the coverage on the bottom at all. It seems I have renovated the entire background bordered somehow just to get to the RAM or to remove the battery, if I ever had to do, but I don't know if it's even possible. Can I not put in more RAM on my new computer?

  Ah, I see. I looked on the order and found that it uses DDR4 instead of DDR3. I'll call HP technical support and see if it is possible to update the RAM themselves. Thank you!

• Satellite C50-B-12Z - to upgrade the RAM up to 8GB

  I have Satellite C50-B-12Z, and I want to improve his memory of 8 GB of ram. Crucial memory site says that with my laptop is recommended 8 GB ram 12800, but would be less expensive to put a barrette dimm 4 GB of ram, since my laptop already has 4 GB of ram?

  Is it possible to have the problem since the RAM dimm fault its Samsung and I want to install a memory of brand? (all other spec of ram are identical, frequency, voltage, etc.) ?

  Hello

  At first some basic on your laptop model info: you are right, it can be upgraded up to 8 GB of RAM. Your laptop has two RAM slots, and according to specification for laptop, there must be a 4 GB so strips you need to do is add the second module of 4 GB.
  It is always recommended to use two identical modules.
  Original 4 GB of RAM has part number PA5104U-1M4G, so I recommend get you the same.

  Problem is that your machine is not supported for upgrading RAM by user and access to the RAM slots is quite complicated. The whole bottom cover needs to be removed and it must be done by the authorized service provider.

  If you try to do it yourself you will lose the warranty.
  My advice to you is to contact the nearest Toshiba service provider and pick up some info on this.

• How to add RAM on Satellite L70 - B-11 q?

  I would add a barrette of RAM on L70 11 - B - q, how do not hatch.
  Remove the screws, but that
  Thank you

  This model of laptop is not separated from the RAM cover and access to the RAM slot is not so easy. In General, upgrading RAM by user is on this machine not supported so that you should not do it alone.
  Removal of the top cover on your own may cancel the warranty. In my opinion the guarantee is very important so you shouldn't do it yourself. You can contact the nearest Toshiba service provider and ask for help. They can do it for you.

  Just for your info: for the removal of the bottom cover, 15 screws must be removed. One of them is hidden.

  Have you already started to remove all the screws?