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After that move the module into the slot on the bottom and test again. Now insert the first 1GB module into the slot under the keyboard and test the laptop. Remove RAM modules from both slots.

ItвЂ™s possible that Dell added support for your memory with the BIOS update. Are they exactly the same? Do they have the same type of chips installed?3. Take a closer look at both 1GB modules. Could be some kind of memory compatibility problem.

Thank you!I just tried this on my Dell Latitude D610 today, with two sticks bought at Best Buys and made by PNY of 1GB DDR2 PC2-5300 which stated compatible with / Avec / Con = PC2-4200 (533 MHz) Laptop Memory RAM. Do you think thatвЂ™s why my computer wouldnвЂ™t boot up, or could something else be wrong? If I buy a matching 1G, will that problem go away? Or should I give up on 1G altogether and try two modules with less memory? Please let me know if you have any advice at all вЂ“ I know very little about computers (obviously), but I donвЂ™t have money to take my laptop to a professional. When I paired the original cards together again, everything went back to normal.I did all that before finding this page, and thus before reading what you wrote about it never being a good idea to mix memory modules. It would sound as if it was going to start, but then, sort of like with Richard (104), would flash the number lock and the light two away from that (sorry вЂ“ the lock with a lightning bolt in it?) simultaneously before turning itself off again. Be careful doing that, read instructions.Will the laptop work if you just install one 1G module and keep the original memory card in the other slot? Because, um, I tried that вЂ“ replacing Slot A with 1G but keeping Slot B as it was then the other way around вЂ“ and my laptop wouldnвЂ™t even start up.

I then put in the bottom card and then it booted to 1.99GB. I thought I had it seated correctly the first time, but I must not of because this time it booted with. I started over and took the bottom card out then reseated the card under the keyboard and tried again. When I press the power button there is sound and it seems like it will start but then the number lock and scroll lock lights flash for a second and then the laptop turns off. I ran into the same problem as others, where the laptop wonвЂ™t turn on.

So RESEATING the cards a few times is the answer to most of the problems. Dont use a single 2GB card in one slot. 2GB total for this computer with 1GB cards in each slot.