RAM and warranty NB510-117

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• The upgrade of RAM and warranty questions

  Hi all

  So, I have a dv6-7031tx, which has 4 GB of Ram. Now I want to remove the 4 GB of Ram on my laptop and replace it with 2 sticks of Ram of 4 GB, will be canceled warranty if I do this? The RAM brand im going for is G.Skill, Patriot or Kingston.

  Edited: I talked to HP support last week and apprently they recommend not third party as G.Skill RAM, they recommend only Mircon. I know not even how good are the Micron reputation and they are not well known.

  Thank you.

  Hello:

  You will not void the warranty by installing the memory of any provider.

  The only way you will cancel the guarantee is if damage you the memory slot, plastic cover, physically or does not follow the procedures in the service manual to install memory (like removing the battery and the power of a/c before working inside your laptop.

  I used the Patriot, G.Skill, Kingston, Crucial, Mushkin in HP laptop computers and desktop PC with a lot of success.

  I can also tell you that HP uses no chips Micron exclusively in their PC.

  Question... Why do you want to delete a module of memory 4 GB perfect condition except if they put a PC3-1333 chip here and you want to install 2 PC3-12800 (1600 MHz) memory?

  Another question?  If this is the case, why go to halfway?

  I just max the thing out to its capacity of 16 GB and buy 2 x 8 GB PC3-1600 (PC3-12800), memory modules.

  The page of the form is incorrect about the maximum of 8 GB.

  Please consult the owner's manual at the link below, Chapter 1, page 4.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03216834.PDF

  Paul

• Updated HP mini 210 2200ew RAM and warranty

  Hi, I have a factory warranty of netbook, and I would like to know if the Exchange with 1 GB of RAM, 2 GB of losing the warranty?

  Second question: If someone bought me this netbook is still cover it?

  Hello

  Default factory warranty is for 1 year so if you sell the device again they will have the same warranty left.

• 4 GB of RAM, but 2, 99 GB usable on NB510-117

  Hello world

  I bought the netbook NB510-117 one a few months ago and I recently upgraded the memory to 4 GB. So, in order to exploit all the RAM, I installed windows 7 ultimate which recognizes the memory up to 4 GB. The problem is that in the properties of my computer says Windows ' installed memory: 4 GB (2 GB usable 99).

  Obviously the RAM I bought is appropriate ([4 GB DDR3 1066 Mhz | http://s16.postimage.org/4yu4q0zph/Capture.png])

  What is going on?

  Thank you

  Francesco

  .

  Hello

  Which version of Win 7 system do you use?
  Win 7 32 bit recognizes only 3.2 GB
  Win 7 64 bit can handle more than 4 GB of RAM.

  So if you want to use full 4 GB of RAM you should use the 64-bit version of system

• NB510-117 - cannot install Win 10 - Intel HD 3600 not compatible

  In July 2012, I buy a NB510-117 with 3 GB of RAM. Last June, I accept the offer Microsoft Windows 7 starter edition upgrade to Windows 10.
  Now, when I received confirmation of availability of Windows 10 and start the upgrade with the automatic installation of Microsoft tool, installation crashes with this message: "compatibility problem: Intel Graphics Media Accelerator Series 3600.» Producer of the screen LCD do not version compatible with Windows 10 release. "Please contact producer.

  I need to change my Toshiba laptop to use Windows 10?

  @LinVbg
  You can install the driver from the Intel page... This isn't a problem if install you the driver in Device Manager by using the Advanced installation procedure.
  The Advanced installation procedure requires and record of driver that you can download from the page of Intel (Intel provides exe or zip files) zipped.

  The compressed file must be extracted. Then in Device Manager, you must click on the GPU, update driver, then choose Advanced (option 2).
  This allows to point to the folder of the unzipped driver and the system would automatically take the driver...

• What can I put the RAM and the hard drive of a Macbook Pro 13 "2014 in a Macbook Pro 13" 2016?

  The main logic of my Macbook Pro 13 "2014 card is broken, and it turns out that it will be much easier and just slightly more expensive, buying a new Macbook Pro that, in order to replace. I would like to set up my new Macbook Pro 13 "online in a way such that it is as cheap as possible, while always respecting the level of my former. So, if I could order one with the minimum of RAM and disk space hard and then put these pieces of my old in the new, this would be ideal. I don't know so much about it, and the question is: is it possible?

  my old Mackbook Pro 13 ":"

  -purchased new August 2014

  -3.0 GHz dual-core Intel Core i7, Turbo Boost up to 3.5

  -DDR3L 16 GB 1600 MHz SDRAM

  -Storage flash 512 GB PCIe

  -Intel Iris graphics card

  I'll get to buy e new generation Mackbook Pro 13 "with:"

  -2.9 GHz i5 or i7 3.1 (I've not yet decided)

  -RAM: Here I want to configure it with as little as possible, if I can just put the chips of the old in the new. Is this possible?

  -Hard drive: same thing: if possible, I want to get the cheapest option and simply put the old in the new. Possible?

  Thank you in advance to anyone who might take a few minutes to help out me! It would be much appreciated!

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  The RAM is not transferable, and the reader will be not as fast as the original of the newest computer; In addition, change it the warranty of the news of the computer.

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• 23 - f270: RAM and hard drive one device?

  Hello

  I had recently a hard drive has failed/bad in my computer that was just out of warranty, so I took my computer to a computer repair man who said he could replace the old/bad disk with a new one.  This man didn't really hold up to the end of his contract, and now I find myself in a dispute with him as he always has my HP PC and he gave me a lesser Dell as if to replace.  Now, I contacted the office busniness better for resolving this dispute.  But it is now trying to claim that he gave me the HP drive hard and RAM unit.  This man gave me was a rectangular metal box telling me that it was the old bad hard drive.  So what I need to know is are the hard drive and RAM in this a model room?  I need proof that if the RAM is not present, he was the one who pulled it and sold it.  They only gave me one of the components of the computer, and I would like to know if the RAM and hard drive are one or two pieces of sepearte?

  Thank you

  Hello

  RAM and hard drive (HDD) are two different things. Your machine has 6 GB of RAM, which means it has 2 sticks, and 1 TB of HDD (1 unit). His record:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03801226

  Kind regards.

• Satellite S50T-B - adding RAM and swapping HDD to SSD

  Hello

  I recently bought portable satellite S50t-B and have a few questions about the upgrade:

  1. What is the recommended RAM to add (8 GB)

  2. What is the DVAR to add?

  3 are there instructions for adding more RAM and an SSD for my laptop?

  4. I void my warranty by installing more RAM and exchanging the current hard drive for an SSD?

  Thank you for your help

  Can you please send name of full model of your laptop? (S50T-B-xxx)

• Satellite L70-A-139 - guaranteed zero when removing the cover for the RAM and HARD drive

  Hi all

  I have a Satellite L70-A-139 youcef.
  And at the back of the laptop, there is a cover that is fixed with a screw.

  Wil I void the warranty when I unscrew and take a look?
  I want to upgrade my HDD to SSD.
  The motherboard supports Sata III: D.

  Thank you!

  No, the mandate must still be valid.
  There is a removable cover at the bottom of the unit as shown here:
  [Toshiba Satellite C70 / C75 / C70D / C75D / L70 / L70t / S70 / HARD S70t drive replacement procedure | http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/CRU3703HG0000R01.htm]

  Then you should be able to upgrade the RAM and HARD drive.
  I think this info should be mentioned in the user manual too.

• Pavilion 15-ak112nl: ssd upgrade ram and m.2 15-ak112nl

  Hi, before I have to buy my new laptop (Hp Pavilion 15-ak112nl), I want to be sure I can safetly increase my ram and add an ssd m2 without losing my warranty.

  I found this in other discussions:

  "Opening at the back of the laptop is not technically end user, but it is not really difficult. HP most likely does not cancel the guarantee as long as it's done without causing damage. »

  So, anyone with hp staff can confirm that this information is correct?

  Xansoft wrote:
  

  Thanks for your reply, so I can assume that there will be no seals of guarantee at least?

  Fix. There is no guaranteed delicate joints.

• Hard drive replacement and warranty question Portege and Tecra models

  Good afternoon

  I'm hoping for a little clarity if a laptop warranty is invalidated if the hard drive is replaced for another title of model/difference. The company that I work buys models Tecra and Portege for these last years, if we decide to buy more large hard disks and get our IT Department install them will be that gap in the agreement of guarantee with Toshiba?

  I talked to Toshiba and they were a little gray in their response. They said that, if you didn't damage the laptop, it should be fine, but if you send it as an unrelated question, with what they can carry out repairs on the laptop if the hard drive does not match the orgional one provided...

  Can somone if this is the case? It seems ridiculous that you would not be able to replace the drive even if bought from an official and used dealer in a corporate environment.

  Kind regards

  Jonsey

  As much as I know RAM and HDD upgrade do not negate the warranty. For many models of laptops, you can find instruction how to do this. It is described in the document of the user s manual or you can find short videos on Toshiba documents (knowledge base).

  Even on this forum in the USER SELF REPLACEMENT section you will find instructions how to replace the hard drives.

  What you can also do is to contact the nearest Toshiba authorized service provider and check what they say on this subject.

• Font managers of the RAM and fonts

  Hi all

  I feel that the ability to enable and disable individual fonts using font (font book or third party) management software is designed to eliminate RAM memory (or at least somehow the unloading of the treatment of the Mac).

  I also believe I read that he mentioned somewhere that all fonts placed in the user/Library/Fonts location are always active in the RAM, and this is perhaps why it is important to not just throw hundreds of fonts in this folder.

  I wonder:

  -If above are true?

  -If you use third-party font management software to disable a font placed in the folder User/Library/Fonts eliminates actually he RAM memory (as is probably for policies outside the system of appointed police records)?

  -If none of this is true, then why even should we use font management software to disable or deactivate fonts - why not just let them all turned on if they are not in the RAM?

  I want to make sure that I fully understand. I hope that this will help me make more informed decisions about my workflow of font management.

  I'm under El Capitan 10.11.6, although I don't think that this specificity is relevant.

  Thanks for the informed answers!

  I don't think you are quite correct, I hope someone will correct me if I'm wrong but here is my assessment of the situation...

  All installed or active policies are not loaded in RAM at startup because it would be than a useless on memory limited to Macs. System fonts will be loaded into memory as they are usually required.

  I believe that certain police functions get cached, such as previews of the fonts that are used in some applications, these selection committees are often written cache files stored on the drive that I can tell.

  Installation and activation of the thousands of fonts may cause some problems as apps may need to generate previews of these fonts - for example MS Word has its own custom selector of fonts that use the real font for names selection. Some design apps can analyze or search fonts when opening certain documents with the related font styles. Other applications such as TextEdit, Mail system use based Gatherer so that they benefit the plan puts large fonts in cache.

  The reason of FontBook is to assist in the management of fonts. OS X uses the 'library' system to allow multiple levels of abstraction, by example/System/Library is for OS-level files (stuff own apples), / library of the third parties who rely on the scale of the support system, ~/Library for user specific files. There is even in charge of resources to be stored in/Network/Library for use with a server on a WAN.

  Manage all this complex without a central application. In my view, that order preference is the user on the highest levels, so your own user fonts folder is selected on the system if you named the same way fonts. Part of the idea is also that you can export fonts in your own home library without affecting the other users of the system.

  Third parties also have police managers this attempt to 'do the right thing' based on what documents and applications you use. These are for most major design offices that use custom fonts or is needed to deal with versions of specific fonts, variations and even if the fonts are licenses for specific customers etc.. Fonts dynamically loading & unloading can cause headaches depending on what software you use.

  I do not think that average users need to think about fonts on OS X (beyond adding their favorites occasionally), you may be overthinking it unless you're in lots of design work.

  If you are concerned about running out of RAM, you probably need to install more, get a better Mac or run applications less. Just keep in mind what OS X tent now to use all the RAM available most of the time if not what is the point of installing it?

• I have a late 2008 aluminium MacBook El Capitan 10.11.6 running. The cam to computer with 2 GB of ram and the instructions say there is a maximum of 4 GB. This ceiling is still valid or if I add 8 GB?

  I have a late 2008 aluminium MacBook El Capitan 10.11.6 running. The computer came with 2 GB of ram and the instructions say that there is a maximum of 4 GB. This ceiling is still valid or if I add 8 GB?

  Yes, your MacBook accepts two RAM sticks of 4 GB, 8 GB total, you'd better update the firmware Version MB51.007D.B03.

  y-13-non-pro-how-to-upgrade-ram.html http://www.EveryMac.com/systems/Apple/MacBook/MacBook-unibody-FAQ/MacBook-unibod

• A1103 new Ram and HARD drive will not start

  Hello.

  I have a Mac mini A1103. When I got there the folder flashing with question mark. I got a macbook earlier where this problem was solved by installing a new hard drive. so I ordered a new 160 GB IDE 2.5 "5400 RPM and 1 GB Corsair Valueselect DDR1 333 MHz hoping that this will help me get the mini running and preforming a little better with 512 MB of Ram.

  When I boot the mini after swapping ram and hard drive I always see the same flashing folder. I can reset the NVRAM Boot, enter diskmode target? (I think) and the Boot Manager.

  When I enter the Boot Manager I can see the following screen

  

  a few times I get to this screen for Open Firmware screen where I can use certain commands such as vram-reset reset-all rebot and so, but sometimes I'm just stuck on this screen.

  Anyone have any suggestions on what is wrong and what I can try next? I do not have the boot original dvd but I have a usb bootable with IOS 10.6 and a dvd with IOS 10.6 (not original) but I can't get botting from any of the devices.

  A Mac Mini A1103 has a G4 Power PC processor and cannot be greater than 10.5.8. Superior OSX versions require an Intel processor.

  In this statement "a usb bootable with IOS 10.6 and a dvd with IOS 10.6 (not original)" I think you mean OSX, not of iOS. You must obtain a copy of the original installation disc which was 10.3 or 10.4 or disk to upgrade to 10.4 or 10.5 full retail. Coverall A1103 all three 2005 models of the Mac Mini G4.

  You cannot use a grey disc unless it was delivered with your specific Mac.  Native gray disc with Macs and can not e used on the other model of disc.

  You can probably call Apple and order a copy of the original disks

• FF using too much RAM and slow down

  FF uses too much RAM
  After I started FF, like 5 minutes later, use as a 1 GB of ram, and if I don't restart it, I push up to 3 GB ~ 4 GB of RAM used

  the article above has not helped
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