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Old 05-30-2009, 11:54 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by slayda View Post
And you're right DG. Replacing the RAM on a PC EEE is easy. On my older version it's just remove two screws (one is behind the little "PC EEE" sticker) release the old RAM and snap in the new RAM. The replace the screws.

BTW the sticker is there to void the warranty if it's removed but if you're gentle with it, it goes back nicely.

One thing that caused a panic for me - I didn't get the new RAM properly seated and had a blank screen when I turned it on. Once the RAM was properly seated, it was OK.

Good Luck.
The sticker is not there on the newer versions, and in fact, a discussion with Asus left me understanding that installing a new stick of RAM does not void the warranty. They said that's because it's so easy to do, there really is no way to harm the PC by doing it.

I checked with the other companies I was thinking about purchasing from, and either it voided the warranty, or was tricky to do, or both.
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