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*Sassy*
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Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
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Hey guys im trying to fix a computer for a friend,,, i diagnosed the problem as a fault ram module... now the computer has a working SD PC133 64mb stick., and im trying to install a SD PC133 256 stick.... it wont reconise the 256 not matter what i try... any iideas and suggestions would be greatly appreciated TA :)...
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mongie
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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have you tried taking out the smaller stick?
perhaps for some reason the laptop can't accept a 256mb stick. |
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| #1 02:34pm 22/01/07 |
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*Sassy*
Posts: 274
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
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yes we have tried taking out the 64mb
its a desktop pc, presario 3200 |
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Eds
Posts: 8119
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Do you have any other smaller modules, like a 128 or something?
Maybe that stick is faulty? depending on how old it is, it could be incompatible or unable to handle that size stick. Maybe put the 64meg stick in and try and find a BIOS update? That is a few things i would try anyway. GL! |
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Skitza
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Hey Sassy!!
Maybe that board can't take double sided ram either.... just a thought. |
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