Veristand reflective memory installation

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• Additional memory installation

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  either they are correct pair configurations (side by side)?

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• HP Touchsmart 520-1030 - additional memory installation

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• Additional memory installation on a Satellite 3000

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  It was suggested that I need to update the bios, so ia´ve donwloaded Bios 1.60.
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  I put t know why you can not upgrade the BIOS BUT usually the BIOS update is not necessary if you want to upgrade the memory on your laptop
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  I'm upgraded memory in my laptop of buddies, but for all intensive purposes, it will be here on out considered a mine.

  The toshiba satellite L35 originally supplied with 1 x 512 MB of RAM, 6 months, I have improved, putting 1x1gb stick in and keeping the 512 to so (it has worked well for all the time I got it). I decided to upgrade again and bought 1x2gb stick.

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  Should I get a kingston? Or I just do something wrong.

  Thank you guys and thanks for the forum in general, I looked here for instructions on how to install memory in a laptop, I've only done so far, desktop computers so I was puzzled and didn't break anything.

  Hello

  The L35 unknown for me. It seems to be a series of laptop designed for the American market.
  But the L30 is known to me and I know the L30 is very similar to the L35.

  However, the point is that the RAM can be upgraded only up to 2GB.
  This means that you can use a 1 GB module in a slot.
  A upper memory module size is not supported by the memory locations and therefore the laptop shows about 1.87 GB RAM.

  Hope this helps to explain the problem.

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  NOTE: The system will not work properly if you install unsupported DIMM

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  The BIOS recognizes correctly the installed memory (16 GB) and in the OS installed memory is 16 GB (3.49 used).

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  I've updated the BIOS but the problem remains.

  To make full use of the installed memory wanted to update the Windows 10 operating system to 64 b, but the PC goes into continuous reboot.

  I've updated the BIOS but the problem remains.

  I also tried to install Windows 7 64B, but after loading the files to start the pc freezes

  Reinstall the original memory, 10 to 64 b windows installs without problem.

  I want to know that is not compatible with the installed memory.

  And if it is possible to avoid having to replace.

  Thank you and best regards.

  @Peppe_Valenza

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