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Normaly you can simply add memory to the system. (?) &nbsp;Give it a try. &nbsp;Cant hurt anything.<br />

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Normaly you can simply add memory to the system. (?)  Give it a try.  Cant hurt anything.


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Same as above... other than Packard Bell being hard to upgrade, I never had problems adding memory except that they don't like to go into the Phoenix BIOS easily. &nbsp;It normally takes a change in hardware or memory for it to register a &quot;problem&quot; and ask to go into setup.<br />

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Same as above... other than Packard Bell being hard to upgrade, I never had problems adding memory except that they don't like to go into the Phoenix BIOS easily.  It normally takes a change in hardware or memory for it to register a "problem" and ask to go into setup.


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Do you have to disable the motherboard memory in order to upgrade memory in a PB 486SX machine?? If so, How??
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Do you have to disable the motherboard memory in order to upgrade memory in a PB 486SX machine?? If so, How??

Packard Bell memory expansion

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