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Okay, so this might sound stupid, but anyway....<br />
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I'm upgrading the memory on my laptop (Toshiba Satellite 1900-305) and according to my user manual I've got room for 2 512Mb SODIMM modules. &nbsp;However, removing the memory module compartment cover reveals only 1 memory module. &nbsp;There must be another one somewhere (the module in the compartment only accounts for half the RAM on my laptop at present) but I'm at a loss to work out where. &nbsp;I've taken out all the parts I dare remove (DVD drive, floppy drive, hard disk, battery, etc) looking for another module but can't find one. &nbsp;The user manual sheds no light on the subject and I can't find a service manual.<br />
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I know it's a rather odd question, but can anyone help?<br />
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Thanks in advance,<br />
Continuity.
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Okay, so this might sound stupid, but anyway....

I'm upgrading the memory on my laptop (Toshiba Satellite 1900-305) and according to my user manual I've got room for 2 512Mb SODIMM modules.  However, removing the memory module compartment cover reveals only 1 memory module.  There must be another one somewhere (the module in the compartment only accounts for half the RAM on my laptop at present) but I'm at a loss to work out where.  I've taken out all the parts I dare remove (DVD drive, floppy drive, hard disk, battery, etc) looking for another module but can't find one.  The user manual sheds no light on the subject and I can't find a service manual.

I know it's a rather odd question, but can anyone help?

Thanks in advance,
Continuity.

Memory Upgrade for Toshiba Satellite 1900-305

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