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The RAM of the computer is responsible for running all of the programs while the computer is powered on. If a user experiences the computer freezing during operation, it may be due to the RAM being too small or too slow. To fix this, upgrading the RAM is often a quick and easy solution to speeding up the performance of your laptop. This guide goes through the necessary steps in order to replace the RAM currently in the computer.
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Turn off the laptop.
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Disconnect the charging cable.
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Turn the computer upside down.
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Locate the two switches that lock the battery.
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Push the right switch outwards to unlock the battery.
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Push and hold the left switch outwards to unlock the battery.
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Pull the battery away from the computer.
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Turn the laptop over so that the bottom side is facing up.
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Unscrew the five 5mm Phillips #0 screws that hold the cover in place.
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With the screws removed, insert the plastic opening tool into the groove located on the right side.
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Begin to pry up, and the plate should lift up from the body of the laptop.
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While lifting up, take the piece in one hand and pull up and to the right to fully remove the back plate.
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Using your fingers, hold open the two clips holding the top RAM in place.
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With the clips held away from the RAM, slide the top stick out from it's connection.
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With the top RAM stick removed, repeat the same process for the bottom piece. Begin by holding the two clips away from the RAM.
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With the clips held out, slide the RAM out from the connection.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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