- Before starting the RAM upgrade process, ensure you have all the necessary tools and equipment.
- You will need a small screwdriver to remove the back panel of your laptop.
- It’s also important to have an antistatic wristband to protect your laptop from any static electricity.
- Lastly, ensure that you have purchased the correct type and capacity of RAM sticks that are compatible with your laptop.
- Start by shutting down your laptop and disconnecting any power source.
- Flip your laptop over and locate the compartment where the RAM is situated.
- Use the small screwdriver to remove the screws holding the back panel in place.
- Once the panel is off, you will see the RAM sticks. Gently press the clips securing the RAM sticks to release them.
- Carefully remove the old RAM sticks from their slots, ensuring not to touch their gold contacts.
- Take the new RAM sticks and align them with the slots in the same direction as the old sticks.
- Press the RAM sticks firmly into the slots until they click and the clips lock them into place.
- Replace the back panel of your laptop and secure it with the screws.
- Connect the power source and turn on your laptop to ensure that the new RAM is recognized.
- Check your laptop’s system information to verify that the RAM has been successfully upgraded.
