I will really apreciate any suggestions about it, I also did try to install other windows but when doing so the system comes with the error that not drive is installed, however remember it does all the steps and get to the point to it says remove the restore disk and press Y to start windows, when this happens I get the windows logo and stops forever. I’m opening it sionce I do have a problem that my laptop doesn’t want to do a restore, everything looks OK, memory, ps, no errors, BIOS ok, had replaced the drive but it did fails to restore, I did format the disk etc. Hi: I seen your address in a Fujitsu disassembly guide, I will like to share with you this problem in case you have any suggestions…Thank you for this great guide, I was trying to open my laptop, I will send some picture later, in my model there are some variations, ex, in the plate that holds the keyboard there is a metal plate just ahead the support of the screen, half circle shape that you need to remove and will show a screw that you need to remove before the plate is removed. In order to remove the module from the slot you’ll have to spread latches on both sides of the module until it pops up at a 20-30 degree angle. I’m going to remove the original module and replace it with a larger one. The slot 1 has one memory module installed. On the picture below you can see both RAM slots. Lift up the keyboard as it shown on the picture below and place it upside down on the palm rest.
Also, remove the metal plate/bracket under the screw in the middle. Remove three screws securing the keyboard. STEP 2.Ĭontinue removing the bezel with your fingers until it’s completely separated from the top cover. Insert a small flat head screwdriver under the keyboard bezel and lift it up. Don’t worry, it will take about 5 minutes even for inexperienced users.īefore you start, turn off the computer, unplug the power adapter and remove the battery and of course, proceed at your own risk. In order to access both RAM slots you’ll have to remove the keyboard.
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