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crwdns2934243:0crwdne2934243:0 Dan

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Yep this is a T2 problem. You’ll need to put back the Apple memory then bring in the system. technically you shouldn't need to swap the RAM again. Some Apple employee’s give people a hard time when they’ve upgraded their Mini’s, unlike the 27” iMac’s you need to pop the case off.
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+Double check your RAM is the correct spec.

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crwdns2934245:0crwdne2934245:0 Dan

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-Yep this is a T2 problem. You’ll need to put back the Apple memory then bring in the system. technically you shouldn't need to swap the RAM again. But some Apple employee’s give people a hard time when thev’ve upgraded in the Mini’s as unlike the 27” iMac’s you need to pop the case off.
+Yep this is a T2 problem. You’ll need to put back the Apple memory then bring in the system. technically you shouldn't need to swap the RAM again. Some Apple employee’s give people a hard time when they’ve upgraded their Mini’s, unlike the 27” iMac’s you need to pop the case off.

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crwdns2934241:0crwdne2934241:0 Dan

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Yep this is a T2 problem. You’ll need to put back the Apple memory then bring in the system. technically you shouldn't need to swap the RAM again. But some Apple employee’s give people a hard time when thev’ve upgraded in the Mini’s as unlike the 27” iMac’s you need to pop the case off.

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