Jose is upgrading the memory on his laptop. The laptop has two slots for RAM, but one of them is currently being occupied. He has checked the qualified vendor list to ensure compatibility. After installing the new stick of RAM, the BIOS reports the original amount of memory. What should Jose do NEXT

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Morris

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12 October, 17:47

Jose is upgrading the memory on his laptop. The laptop has two slots for RAM, but one of them is currently being occupied. He has checked the qualified vendor list to ensure compatibility. After installing the new stick of RAM, the BIOS reports the original amount of memory. What should Jose do NEXT

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Leanna Dennis · Answer 1

Reseat the new stick of RAM

Explanation:

Joe needs to reseat the new stick of the RAM. For that, he should gently release the clips which hold RAM in the correct posture, and one on each side. Joe is required to do this for each of the available memory modules. And then he will have the cautiously replace all the memory modules (2 in number) through to DIMM slots which are on the motherboard. Make sure that you have noted down the locations of each notches on the RAM as well as the DIMM slots.