Satellite C660 - Windows 7 64 bit BSOD after upgrade RAM

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  In my opinion the new RAM modules are not ok.
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• Satellite Pro A120 (PSAC0E) does not start after upgrading RAM

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  I hope someone can help me here, I recently bought a Satellite Pro A120 (PSAC0E) and decided to upgrade the RAM. I bought a stick of 512 MB of curries with the following specifications: DDR PC2700 200-pin 333 Mhz SODIMM (64 x 64).

  However, the first problem I encountered was an alignment problem. A little effort and handling solved this, but after you insert the RAM into the available slot, the computer laptop wouldn't boot, and instead, I had the flashing sequence on the LED from 2,3,3.

  I was told it might be a problem matching, then tried to remove the original RAM and booting with just the new stick, still the same error. I tried it in the slots and still no joy. It starts very well with the original 256 MB of RAM, but refuses to take the new RAM.

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  Hi James

  You simply have bad memory modules and is not a compatible uses.

  > the first problem I encountered was an alignment problem. A little effort and handling solved this,

  This should not happen! The right modules can be inserted without any problem of alignment!
  Handling can damage the module!

  In my opinion, you should use another and supported the RAM module.

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  2. I use McAfee VirusScan Enterprise 8.7.0i, DAT version 6060, Scan Engine 5400.1158

  3 No.

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  I think the USB storage is a separate issue. And.

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  So I decided to use the recover option and reinstall windows 7 and then move from there.
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  Toshiba has released a list with all Toshiba models supported for upgrading to Windows 10
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  Post edited by: Jacob27

  Hello

  First of all, it would be interesting to know what code BSOD, you get exactly. Can you post this information useful? Normally, on the Microsoft Knowledge Base, you can find additional information about most of the BSOD codes and so you can start to solve this problem.

  BSODS are often associated with drivers or RAM/HDD. The latter, you can check with special diagnostic tools, Memtest86 for RAM and Drive Fitness Test for the HARD drive. These two tools are free and you can find it using Google. You can download an iso image of them to create a bootable media where you can start the test.

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  Have Toshiba upgrade disks used and all uninstalled programs that he asked me to do it before installing Windows. Model is L300-215 and laptop worked OK before upgrading to Windows 7. Have you tried the drivers audio and graphics of the site Web of Toshiba (old version of what was on the laptop after upgrade), but always the same question :-(

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  When you get exactly this BSOD? Happens immediately or if you start a certain application?

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• Satellite A300 - Chicony webcam does not work after upgrade to windows 7

  I'm frustrated so I came here to see if anyone knows a way to help solve this problem.

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  > My computer has registered my webcam as 'unknown device '.
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