Work at your own pace and consult this guide or the video as often as you need to! Remove any plastic bags or papers from your workspace. Because your files, documents, and data are on your storage drive, not your Random Access Memory RAM , they remain unaffected during this process. You can also take pictures as you work through the process to see where cables or screws are attached to make it easier to put back together.
Touch an unpainted metal surface — this is an extra safeguard that protects your computer memory and components from static damage during the installation process.
Press down on the clips on the sides of each module, the clip mechanism will push the memory module up.
You can then pull the module completely out. Holding the modules along the edges, align the notches on the module with the ridge in the slot, then apply even pressure and firmly press the module in. It usually takes about 30 pounds of pressure to fully install the module.
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If this doesn? Or a Virus it states I have the latest version 1. Power down the computer. Remove the case and ground yourself. Remove new RAM from protective packaging. Align new RAM above an empty slot.
Press the RAM in until the clamps click. Remove dust with canned air. Replace the case and power on the PC. Did this summary help you? Yes No. Log in Social login does not work in incognito and private browsers. Please log in with your username or email to continue. No account yet? Create an account. Edit this Article. We use cookies to make wikiHow great.
By using our site, you agree to our cookie policy. Cookie Settings. Learn why people trust wikiHow. Download Article Explore this Article methods. Tips and Warnings. Related Articles. Article Summary. Method 1. Purchase RAM that's compatible with your computer. RAM comes in a variety of models, sizes, and speeds. The type you'll need to buy depends on your motherboard. Your motherboard has a limit to the number of RAM sticks you can install. Some motherboards support only two, while others support four, six, or even more.
Most motherboards have a limit to the amount of memory that they support, regardless of the number of slots. It's also important to note that not all PCs are upgradeable, so if you're not sure, check with your PC's manufacturer. This is often the case with laptops There's no guarantee that unmatching RAM will work together.
So if you're buying multiple sticks of RAM, buy it in a set of two or more that are identical. Shut down the computer. Once you have your RAM, unplug your PC's power plug and any peripherals connected to the computer, such monitors, keyboards, and mice.
Open your computer case. Lay your computer tower on its side, so that you can access the motherboard when the side panel is removed. You may need a Phillips-head screwdriver to remove the panel, or you may be able to unscrew it by hand.
Discharge any static. Ensure that you do not have static build-up on your body. Static can damage computer parts, and can be imperceptible to a human. Ground yourself before starting, or use an antistatic wrist strap. You can ground yourself by touching a metal part on your computer case while it is unplugged from the wall.
Simply being turned off does not remove any standby voltages, so make sure it's unplugged. Locate your RAM slots. Most motherboards have 2 or 4 RAM slots. RAM slots are typically located near the CPU, though their location may vary depending on the manufacturer or model. Look for narrow slots about 4.
At least one of the slots already has a stick of RAM in it. Remove old RAM if upgrading. If you are replacing old RAM, remove it by pressing the clamps downward on either side of the slot. If you're having to pull too hard, the clamps are likely not down far enough. You may need to use one hand to push the clamps down while using the other hand to remove the RAM. Take your new RAM out of its protective packaging. Carefully remove the RAM from the shielded packaging.
Grip it from the sides to avoid touching the contacts on the bottom or the circuitry on the board. Line up the notch in the stick of RAM to the break in the slot. Set the stick into the slot and then apply equal pressure onto the stick until the clamps on the side click and lock the RAM in. It'll only fit in one way, so if it's not lining up properly, just flip it around.
You may have to apply a fair amount of pressure, but never force it in. Make sure matching pairs are inserted into their matching sockets. Some are labeled on the board or by color, though you may need to refer to your motherboard layout diagram. Repeat the process for each stick of RAM you want to install.
While you have the PC open, remove dust using a bottle of compressed air. This can be a quick fix for general overheating and performance issues. Compressed air cans are available at any office supply store. Put the case back on the PC. Avoid running your computer while the panel is off, as this will actually reduce the cooling power of your fans. Plug your peripherals and monitor back in. Power on the computer.
Your computer should start normally. If your computer displays the self-test during the startup, then you can verify that the RAM has been installed correctly. If not, you can verify that the RAM was installed once Windows starts. Power down your PC and re-open it.
Then, remove and reseat the RAM. Make sure it clicks firmly into place and then try again. Check the RAM in Windows. Your RAM will be listed in the System section or at the bottom of the window.
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