HP G60 RAM Replacement
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Last updated on Sep 9, 2013
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What you need
Parts
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First, you should to remove the battery to avoid electric shocks
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Slide and unlock the battery, then, lift it
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Remove the two screws with a not too large screwdriver
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Now lift the cover, the screws are part of the cover
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Push the little aluminum locks at the top and the bottom of the ram
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The memory will lift, then pull it
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Make this with the another RAM slot
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The new RAM memory should to be insert in a 45 degrees angle
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Then, push it and the memory will lock by itself
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Make this with the second memory
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Insert the cover from right to left, then, screw it
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If cover is lifted, press it softly and secure it
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Thanks for verifying the RAM replacement and that it was as easy as I thought it was, but that made me a bit nervous, being much more comfortable building desktops as large as my or my customer's budget would allow!
Take 'em out, put new ones back in. As a technical writer, I also appreciate that you kept it to the point without creating further questions to complicate that which is not complicated. Thanks again. Will check out some out your other work.
