HELP! Armada 100S-Where's the opt RAM plug

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I have torn this damn computer apart and for the life of me can't find where my
optional memory plug is located. I've got a 128MB chip here begging to be used
and don't know where to stick the damn thing!

1000 thank you's and please post to my e-mail as well. I'm desperate!

 

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On 07 Aug 2004 01:21:25 GMT, dumbneasy@aol.comDUMPQ (DUMBnEASY)
wrote:

>I have torn this damn computer apart and for the life of me can't
>find where my optional memory plug is located. I've got a 128MB
>chip here begging to be used and don't know where to stick the damn
>thing!
>
> 1000 thank you's and please post to my e-mail as well. I'm
> desperate!
>

If it is like my Armada E500, the memory slot is located beneath the
keyboard. On my machine you have to remove a screw located in the
center of the back of the laptop, then release four sliding catches
located between the groups of function keys at the top of the
keyboard. The keyboard should then tilt up and out.

Just as a reminder (and which you probably already know), the
computer should be turned off and you should touch some large
metallic object (preferably grounded) to get rid of any static
electricity charges before opening the case.

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Is Your RAM PC100 standard?
If not, then this is maybe the problem.