R50E - SDRAM

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  Here is a link to the memory by Corsair for your laptop.links in Kingston, G Skill,

  This is little. Don't forget and buy compatible memory guaranteed and not a noname brand.

  Memory modules must be unbuffered, non - ECC DDR2 200 - pin SODIMM. No other type of memory module will work on your laptop.

  You don't have to bother with the memory modules expensive HP. Corsair and Kingston are better and cheaper way. It is not just good economy of rocket science and common sense.

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  Blue screen crash was due to obsolete wireless adapter driver.

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  Welcome to the forum!

  The 'network controller' in question is your WiFi (Intel 2200BG) card and the driver is here:

  http://download.Lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/PC/pccbbs/mobiles/6hwc05ww.zip

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