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Hi,<br />
I have a AJP laptop with a 1000MHz Intel Celeron and 2x128MB RAM. A few weeks ago the CPU were broken and I bought a new chip. Now if I switch the laptop on the system can not read all memory just 128MB with 96MB for Windows 2000 and 32MB for the graphic card.<br />
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I have tried all combinations of the two RAMs. Every time it reads only one 128MB. I checked both RAMs are ok. Do I have to update the bios after I changed the CPU or could it be something else? It seems the graphic card &nbsp;do not working properly too. The colours are very light and I can not change it on the screen.<br />
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Regards,<br />
Ronald<br />
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Hi,
I have a AJP laptop with a 1000MHz Intel Celeron and 2x128MB RAM. A few weeks ago the CPU were broken and I bought a new chip. Now if I switch the laptop on the system can not read all memory just 128MB with 96MB for Windows 2000 and 32MB for the graphic card.

I have tried all combinations of the two RAMs. Every time it reads only one 128MB. I checked both RAMs are ok. Do I have to update the bios after I changed the CPU or could it be something else? It seems the graphic card  do not working properly too. The colours are very light and I can not change it on the screen.

Regards,
Ronald

  

RAM problem

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