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• Tecra M3 and memory upgrade

  I have a Tecra M3 (PTM30U - 6017 0c) and I upgrade to 2 GB of memory, but one of the slots will not read... only reads 512 stick... I was wondering if there is a fix for this.
  The laptop says it can do 2 GB. Do I need to Flash the BIOS or y at - it another way to get it to pick it up?

  Thanks Lauri

  Hello lauri

  At first, I must say that you are right about upgrade memory. Your laptop can handle with 2 GB of RAM.
  Your description is a bit confusing for me. If you have upgraded to 2 GB, you have probably used 2 x 1 GB RAM.
  So, I don't understand what you mean with * only reads 512 MB stick. *

  Do you use compatible Rams? Can you test the two slots and confirm that they are not defective?

• Replace the hard drive and memory - guaranteed?

  Recently, I replaced the hard drive on the Wyvern with a 640 GB WD Scorpio Blue after finding that the Toshiba disk stock was reallocating too many sectors (readers are functionally identical), and memory has been updated there is a 2 x 4 GB G.SKILL Kit (from stock 1x4Go, 1x2GB).  My laptop now needs to be repaired for hardware problems totally unrelated to these parties (specifically, one damaged USB and Ethernet Jack).  Overall coverage is affected by these parts or these replacements continue to allow outside replaced part complete warranty coverage?  (The Service Manual indicates that both of these parts are replaceable by the user.)

  -Dragon280

  I'm not an employee of HP, I'm just here to help.
  If this post has solved your problem, click on accept as Solution so that others can find them easily. If you found this post useful, don't forget to say 'Thank you' by clicking on Bravo thumb upward.

  Watch more closely the warranty conditions and found:

  This limited warranty [...] does not extend to any product [...] that has been damaged or rendered defective [...] (g) by modification or service by a person who [...] (iii) your own installation of end-user replaceable HP or HP parts if available for your product in the country or region maintenance. [...]

  The way I read the warranty conditions, the conditions above may apply, because the parts are not 'HP or HP approved parts', but only if the defect is actually caused by the replacement of these parts.  In addition, the Federal law stipulates that the simple use of third parties do not void a warranty (15 USC §2302 (c); Please note that I am not a lawyer).

  Anyone else agree or disagree with that?

  -Dragon280

  Edit: Because no one else answered, I will accept this position as being the solution.

• Satellite Pro 480cdt: how to replace the power supply and memory?

  I broke the tip of the power where it goes to the back of the computer. The two pins came away from the cable. What is the size of the plug round I am looking for as a replacement? Assume that there is a standard fitting of Toshiba.

  The right size to upgrade as the memory is 128 MB. He got 64 MB it's 2 x 32 MB. I guess we're soldered in, but I can remove the other 32 MB and put the 128.

  Are these modules memory square-shaped?
  Finally, a link to the service manual would be very helpful.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  It's really an old unit and it is not easy to find a lot of information. I found the info that this device can use 160MO max. Module of RAM compatible RAM are:
  16 MB PA2039U
  PA2040U 32 MB
  48 MB PA2041U
  128 MB PA2042U
  I don t really know where is placed expansion slot memory but check the underside first. Otherwise, that it may also be placed under the keyboard.

  Replacement of plug power is a bit complicated, and in this case I can't help you at all.

  In any case good luck with your oldie!

• T60: disk and memory upgrade and OS reinstall

  I have a T60 1951-CZ1, 2 GB of RAM, 100 GB HARD drive.

  I need to upgrade the max memory as possible and replace with a 320 GB or 500 GB HD. What are the supported elements that I need to order?

  Also I have to re-installed factory OS WIndows XP Professional. How to do this?

  I've traveled a lot of messages and lenovo support pages, but I couldn't find a complete answer

  Thanks in advance

  After all, it's easy

  I finally solved it

  I bought the upgrade memory and a new drive

  I ordered the 1 + 5 rescue & recovery and product recovery CD

  I reinstalled the XP Professional factory (rescue and recovery disk is not explicit about the possibility to reinstall on a new drive, if the precedent was broken, but finally I found the way)

  I did all the updates through microsoft software updates site

  Thank you all for your suggestions which lead me to solutions

• HARD drive and memory upgrade on the Satellite P200 - 17 c

  Hello

  I own Satellite P200 17 c. My current memory is DDR2 PC2-5300 2 GB. I would like to upgrade to DDR2 PC2 - 6400 4 GB of ram. I can do and it's going to be some speed improvements, if I update to PC2-6400 PC2-5300 instead?

  I have 2 hard drives on my P200 17 c. 2 x 100 GB. I want to upgrade one of these two HD ranging from 100 GB to 320 GB 5400 RPM. can I do this? and it'll be a difference if I update with HD who has 7200 RPM?

  Thank you

  First of all: your machine is able to handle a maximum capacity of 4 GB RAM, but please be aware that you won´t be able to use all of the 4 GB due to some limitations of the chipset that are explained in the following article: http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB82022E0000R01.htm

  Regarding the speed of module: chipset specifications are defined for PC5300, so it will not improve your speed when you install faster modules.

  If you want to upgrade your hard drive then do as you like, because it shouldn´t be any restrictions, you can install a drive with 7200 RPM with a slower.

  The only difference will be that the faster drive faster. The performance of the entire system would increase only when you´re install your operating system on the disk more fast (which is the recommendation of my side :))

• Satellite A300-23d and memory upgrade

  Hi all

  I want to upgrade my laptop memory 4 GB to 6 or 8, I got the Satellite A300-23d.

  What is the best memory for me? I'll get the Win7 64 bit OS
  I understand I have to do a clean install of the operating system, so my 2 Q is where can I get all the programs of Toshiba I got with the pc?

  Thannks for the help

  Hello

  Up to 8 GB of RAM according to specification for laptop computer, you can upgrade.
  You must use the RAMs 1 GB / 2 GB / 4 GB DDR2 800 MHz. If you 2x2gb for now, you can buy 4 GB of RAM additional or maybe two of them to use maximum RAM.

  Module of RAM of 4 GB compatible a part PA3670U-1M4G number.

  Win7 drivers download page you will find under http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/windows7_drivers.jsp
  Unfortunately for your models PSAGCE drivers are not available for the moment. I'm sure that the pilots will be ready for download in the next few days. From time to time to check this page and you will see when drivers will be there.

• Satellite P100-160 and memory upgrade

  I have a P100-160 with 2 GB of memory installed.
  I use Win7 (32 bit) and do some really serious graphics, and management changes.
  I use about 2.75 TB of hard drives (USB).

  Can you get it someone please let me know if I could reasonably expect to see an improvement in the performance and reliability by increasing the installed memory.

  Other (other than buying a new laptop) suggestions for performance improvement would be welcome.

  Thank you

  Ian

  If you are happy with this old piece of hardware you n t need new laptop computer. Upgrade of RAM is OK and you can do it alone. According to tender specifications that your P100 can be upgraded up to 4 GB of RAM.

  Compatible memory modules for your Satellite are:
  1 GB (PA3411U-2M1G)
  2 GB (PA3513U-1M2G)

  If you have any other questions you are welcome.

• problem of stick two T61p and memory upgrade

  http://forums.Lenovo.com/LNV/board/message?board.ID=T_Series_Thinkpads&thread.ID=37219

  Of sktn77a in the thread above - "the question of the"two-stick"(as I know) is only with the T61p with GPU FX570 but it won't hurt to remove a stick for testing purposes and then Exchange."

  I just bought a T61p (6457-7WM) with the FX570 - there is 2 GB of RAM for now (1x2Go I guess, but did not check, can I register this software somewhere to save it opens?), running XP pro. What is the prevalence this "two stick" issue, I searched here but do not find much on it. Where can I get information?

  I understand that XP can't see only 3 GB but I read if you install 2x2gb - 4 GB it'll actually work with 3.5 GB (which is better than only 3 GB?). Is this true?

  When I buy the RAM is better to simply the order of Lenovo? I am technically savvy but did not RAM before upgrading. I remember that it is good to do the same brand? Don't know what specs on the RAM, I need if you could save me reading that would be great.

  Thank you very much

  EDIT: Also is there a list anywhere of what makes the lenovo other software pre-installed? Trying to find information on google etc. when selections for the Base software selector was not simple. I ended up installing XP with factory settings deselect all options selection of basic software but not I have a device that is not installed driver and I'm puzzled as to what it could be. There is nothing in the BSS, which suggests that she's involved with the drivers. Thanks again.

  msk14,

  The question of referenced memory is limited to T61p models, and it's a matter of tolerance, which means that it appears on all systems.   Generally, he is met where the two dimm slots are filled, and the user runs intensive 3D graphics.  Manufacturing variances in memory, individual systems before indroduction of variations in the game and an update or application requirements can causes slightly different symptoms.  Wouldn't this be a concern and hold you back what let it be.

  You could certainly run 2 X 2 config and having two same size modules can provide a performance boost.  I would pay just pay attention to the specs on the speed of the memory.  Of course, I will officially recommend Lenovo memory because it is proven and supported by the warranty of the system which facilitates the events of service - without exclusions, or a question about the fault.

  However, some source memory OEM customers and I am sure that others can chime in with the opinion on the brand and the source.

  Best regards

  Mark

• Computer HP Desktop M1188A upgraded the HARD drive and memory upgrade possible

  Hello

  I have a HP Desktop M1188A running XP Media Center 2005.  The computer runs very slowly and was only 27.6 GB of free space left on the hard drive with a total area of 149GB.  It has 512 MB of memory installed a 4 GB maximum.  Speed supported is PC3200 MB/sec.  Type of DDR.  DIMM slots 4.  160 GB 7200 RPM SATA hard drive.  Fact hard drive 160 GB 7200 RPM SATA means it is a SATA connection?

  I want to switch the HARD disk like this I hope that the computer runs faster.  I'm a complete novice with respect to the operation of computers.  What to buy to upgrade the HARD drive?

  Will it also upgrade the installed memory?  If so, what to do?

  Everything I need to know?

  Thank you.

  See you soon,.

  Michelle

  Michelle,

  Try for battery HP to THE Bing search engine, I found several sites in line with the Chargers and batteries. BattDepot Australia seems to have decent prices... At$ 24.49 for the loader and THE $37,49 for battery. If you have not yet checked the HP battery reminder page, I recommend you do this first.

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• Satellite A100 and memory upgrade

  Satellite A100-523. Why only increase my memory to 1536 MB and 2048MB not as shown in the analysis of the product?
  The laptop won't shoot upward on 2048MB.

  Has your laptop memory graphics card shared?

• Satellite L10-117 and memory upgrade problem.

  I installed the module of ram kingston 512 MB dedicated for my laptop and my system does not start. Laptop does not see its partition with windows. I tried to salvage the dvd system and he does ' t help. Recovery is going ok but after restart problem is the same. I also tried to install this memory module 256 MB (factory installed), and then my black LCD screen and the computer won't shut down. Akku only delete help to extinguish.
  I tried all combinations of this module in the memory 1 and 2 location.
  I use 1.8 BIOS and there I see almost empty memory.

  Hello

  If you start the unit with the original just module becomes so everything ok?

• Tecra M2 and memory upgrade

  Hello
  Can I install "SO-DDR PC3200 1024 MB Kingston \[KVR400X64SC3A/1G\]" to my Tecra M2 PTM20U? "

  PS: pdf manual says"DDR PC2100/PC2700 may be easily installed in the computer."

  PC3200 might work, it will come down to PC2700 speed if it is compatible.

  You should get sure PC2700.

• Pavilion G6 memory upgrade

  I'm looking to upgrade to 4 GB memory on my g6 pavilion laptop, but want of memory site to know what version of the g6, IE there are several dozen computer laptop g6-xxxx numbers of model in the list, so he can advise the best elements.

  The pages of OS system information and Device Manager the list just like a g6 pavilion, and the physical label on the back of the camera is not even go that far.  It does not list the item such as a 584037-001, whatever that means.  How can I know which (the suffix xxxx g6) my g6 is in fact so I can identify the best modules of memory for an upgrade?

  Davdik10

  You have a laptop HP Pavilion 2002au g6. Unfortunately you happened to choose a laptop that is not so simple to upgrade.

  You will need to contact an online memory provider and ask them for help to find a guaranteed compatible 8 GB upgrade or buy the upgrade from HP.

  Search for suppliers of memory online using Google or Bing and ""memory upgrade HP Pavilion g6-2002au ' as keywords. " I strongly recommend that you don't settle for anything memory compatible modules less guaranteed by well known memory manufacturers.

• Failed hard drive on HP laptop. After replacement, can I put OS and memory?

  I have a HP Pavilion Entertainment Notebook PC, model dv9617nr (HP pn GS730UA).  An error message at startup says "Operating system not found" so my Windows Vista Ultimate 32-bit (updated two years ago) does not load. I guess that means that my hard drive has failed. How can I test this hypothesis? Yet once, guess I am not mistaken, and I ordered the recommended replacement (pn 590736-001 HP) of spare parts warehouse ($142.50 plus port charges). Are there instructions on internet to make this replacement? After I do this replacement, I thought I could install Windows 7 I have and upgrade to 4 GB SODIMM the 1 GB SODIMM memory that originally served as. What problems I have with hardware compatibility with Windows 7? If the memory module that I use has the same features as the HP recommended replacement (pn 598861-001 HP), i.e. 800 MHz, 200 pins, PC2-6400, SDRAM, but greater capacity memory of 4 GB, I have compatibility problems to use it? Please advise me on these issues. Thanks, Jeff

  Hi, Jeff:

  Let me knock your question...

  First, to confirm that your HARD drive is dead, go into your BIOS menu. There should be a diagnostic utility hard disk and memory.  Run the HARD drive Diagnostics utility and see what it reports. More that likely that the disk HARD fell down, and is more usable.

  You can order a replacement disk or you can get just about any hard drive SATA II - 5400 RPM or 7200 RPM.

  You could go to 250 to 500 GB, if you choose. Unfortunately at the present time, HARD drive prices are unreasonably high due to the flooding in Thailand, where many HARD drive manufacturing plants. Some have been damaged heavily, causing HARD drive prices triple almost from one day to the next.

  This is a disc, you can get that I think is better than what you have now: this one is 7 200 RPM. Faster but uses more energy.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16822136279

  You can get the version of 5400 RPM... too similar. Not as good as the caviar black. It's more along the line of what you would get at HP.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16822136387

  Read the comments at the same time, or you are free to get HP.

  There are instructions for installing the hard drive and memory on your laptop support and driver page. Click on the manuals on the right side of the page.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01278446

  So, you want to watch the maintenance and care guide.

  You can upgrade the memory to a maximum of 4 GB by using 2 x 2 GB memory PC2-6400. You can get it at HP, or you can get it on the link below. It is the memory that I use. In fact I just ordered this same memory to install my sister-in-law in dv6700.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16820148159

  Now you can install W7 very well. I installed W7 Home Premium 64 bit on my dv6810us which has pretty much the same material as your and 4 GB of memory (the same that I posted above).

  However, here's the catch. It depends on what version of W7 you have. If you have a W7 upgrade version, you must install a qualifying operating system on the hard disk before you can improve.

  If you have a full version of Windows 7, then you can install it on a blank hard drive.

  If you have the version upgrade, contact the HP support and ordering a set of recovery disks Vista. Install Vista, then uprade to W7 if you have the updated release of W7.

  You can use the vista drivers support page of your laptop for all the drivers you need that W7 has no power.

  One thing... NOT (updated flash) BIOS while running Windows 7. You can Flash only using windows vista.

  I hope this helps. If you have any other questions, please let us know.

  Paul