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by lonniec1143 Accepted solution
by older mycroft Accepted solution
Was the RAM recognised in the BIOS?
Did you then SAVE and EXIT from it?
Rather than describing the situation as [i]"..I was getting the blue screen.."[/i] - [b]it would help us if you could say what the message WAS on the blue screen.[/b]
by lonniec1143 Accepted solution
by runny21 Accepted solution
Hi,
if the BIOS doesnot see the RAM then there could be two reason: firstly the RAM might not be inserted properly to the RAM slot secondly, the RAM might be corrupted or it might not be the right one for your laptop. You can do 1 thing to isolate the issue i.e put the new RAM to the slot where you have put the old RAM and see if it is being detected by the system.. It could be anything a fault SLOT.
Thanks,
~ R
by lonniec1143 Accepted solution
Thank you for your reply
I tried diferent cominations of ram in both slots. The computer does not boot up. either with disk or on its own. there is nothing on the screen. I tried another monitor and still nothing. I tried with no RAM and there is still no beeps. I think the Mother Board is dead. Is there something else I can try?
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