Computer Training : How to Put More RAM in a Laptop

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In order to put more RAM, or memory, into a laptop, it's important to first check and see if there is an open slot for new RAM. Discover how to physically add a stick of RAM to a computer with help from a software developer in this free video on computers and RAM.




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