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Upgrading Your Memory, Removing a Memory Module

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Upgrading Your Memory Your ActionNote has 8MB of memory on the system board, and a socket in which you can install a 4, 8, or 16MB snap-in memory module. If you are using Instant On or Save to Disk, you will need to rerun the PHDISK utility after you have changed the amount of memory. See Chapter 6 for more information. CAUTION A memory module is delicate and needs careful handling. If you don't fee/ confident installing it yourself, ask your Authorized EPSON Servicer for assistance. Removing a Memory Module Your computer may have a memory module installed. If you want to replace it with a higher-capacity module, follow the steps below to remove the original memory module. If it doesn't have a module installed, see the next section, "Installing a Memory Module," to install one. 1. Remove the keyboard as described in the previous section. Upgrading Internal Components 5-11

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Upgrading Your Memory
Your ActionNote has 8MB of memory on the
system board, and a socket in which you can
install a 4, 8, or 16MB snap-in memory module.
If you are using Instant On or Save to Disk,
you will need to rerun the PHDISK utility after
you have changed the amount of memory. See
Chapter 6 for more information.
CAUTION
A
memory
module is delicate and needs careful
handling. If you don’t fee/ confident installing it
yourself, ask your Authorized EPSON Servicer for
assistance.
Removing a Memory Module
Your computer may have a memory module
installed. If you want to replace it with a
higher-capacity module, follow the steps
below to remove the original memory module.
If it doesn’t have a module installed, see the
next section, “Installing a Memory Module,” to
install one.
1.
Remove the keyboard as described in the
previous section.
Upgrading
Internal
Components 5-11