HP Pavilion A635W PC Desktop "replace eraser stick" Questions

...replace the memory one at a time or both at once? I took out the 128mb, and the 25kmb, changed the battery and installed two kingston 512mb in both slots and then the computer lost everything. I put ...

...replace the battery on the motherboard witch I did. After I did that the PC powers up but, the monitor won't display anything. I tried unplugging the monitor for 30 seconds and still no display. ...

...eraser. I'm pointing about the gold contacts in the memory. Might be the dirt only that causes the problem. Power Supply 1. Try to replace the power supply. It could be insufficient supply of power ...

...eraser residue. 2. memory stick defective. Solution: have the memory stick tested on other pc, if confirmed defective, replace 3. video card defective- Solution: to confirm if the video card is the ...

...replace the ram and try rebooting. NOTE: make sure you dont use eraser onthe RAM stick circuit area good luck. You can try to repair your new windows installation using the same Windows XP CD. This ...

...eraser and reinstall it (if there are two sticks only replace one stick at a time ) if it boots with one stick then this was the problem if it doesnt boot and you have two memory sticks swap them and ...

...stick, try this. Take the eraser side of a pencil, and work the eraser up/down, back/forth on the gold contacts of the ram. What you're trying to do is to clean the contacts with the eraser (stop ...

...Stick') http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=bph03886&tmp_task=useCategory&cc=us&dlc=en&lang=en&lc=en&product=3300335#N406 Clean the gold plated contact pins ...

replace with 2 x 1GB DDR PC3200 400MHz non-ECC Unregistered Memory Modules. A matching pair is preferred. If you receive a "Memory available limited to 256MB!" message after installing more than 256MB

replace it with another one. If I may; 1) GPU: Graphics Processing Unit. Essentially the graphics 'engine'. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPU If the GPU is soldered directly to the motherboard, this is