M1330 RAM Error
How can I fix error =
Memory write/read failure at 10050584, read 05EA01EA expecting 05EA05EA to resolve this issue, try to reseat the memory. Decreasing available memory
Memory address line failure at 10050000, read 05EA05EA expecting FAFAFAFA to resolve this issue, try to reseat memory.
Decreasing available memory.
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Thanks,
Memory write/read failure at 10050584, read 05EA01EA expecting 05EA05EA to resolve this issue, try to reseat the memory. Decreasing available memory
Memory address line failure at 10050000, read 05EA05EA expecting FAFAFAFA to resolve this issue, try to reseat memory.
Decreasing available memory.
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Thanks,
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Also remove the memory modules and blow out the slots. Wipe the memory modules with a piece of tissue paper to remove any dust. Wipe the area around the slots to remove any dust as well.
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I added one stick of 4GB , seems laptop stopped responding when Windows Desktop is supposed to come up
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I then changed to the other 4GB stick (only 1) , worked fine
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So now I added 1 4GB and 1 2GB RAM , Total of 6GB .. works ok
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I then changed to the other 4GB stick (only 1) , worked fine
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So now I added 1 4GB and 1 2GB RAM , Total of 6GB .. works ok
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Sorry mvlaencia2003, I didn't see your reply.
In that case it seems the new 4GB memory module was most likely faulty. If you recently purchased the 4GB stick then I'd look at getting it replaced.
What's the model/part number of the new 4GB stick? Just so that we can verify it's compatible with your laptop.
In that case it seems the new 4GB memory module was most likely faulty. If you recently purchased the 4GB stick then I'd look at getting it replaced.
What's the model/part number of the new 4GB stick? Just so that we can verify it's compatible with your laptop.
were you static protected while handling them ?
But yes, it looks like it is bad; you can try testing it with memtest
But yes, it looks like it is bad; you can try testing it with memtest