Computer Maintenance & Upkeep : How Do You Add Memory to a Notebook?

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Adding memory to a notebook requires flipping the laptop over, unscrewing the bottom plate and replacing the RAM chip with a larger one. Add more memory to a notebook with help from a computer technician in this free video on PC maintenance.



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