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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: united kingdom
Posts: 4
OS: XP HOME
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memory ram slot not recognized
Hi! I have a toshiba P30 laptop and long ago I bought and extra memory RAM module of 1G and i recognized it without problems. Then few days ago I check the slots and took the Ram out to clean as I was having some overheating problems and reinstalled them again. After that it would only recognize the slot on the bottom (it has two slots one on the top of another). I tried switching the modules and I placed the 512 at the bottom which recognized without problem but the 1G on the top would not display on system properties. how could I make the computer recognize the 2 modules like it use to? can't be modules problem because when I switch them they work properly, but the slot on the top doesn't seem to work...
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Re: memory ram slot not recognized
Hi,
It could be the slot. Check that it is completely seated properly and that it clicks into place. Sometimes laptop RAM slots to fail to properly seat the memory in which case you just have to live without one slot.
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Re: memory ram slot not recognized
Unfortunately memory slots in laptops do go bad. I think you might just have to live without it unfortunately.
The only other thing I can think of is clearing the CMOS or resetting the BIOS to the default settings.
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