Upgrading Ram on my Toshiba A135 S2386 Laptop, still under warrantly

Just a suggestion................I have seen the RAM cause these problems in many laptops try your old RAM that came with it see if the problems persist....Good Luck

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this is kamal here to help u.
if u have screw driver so pls open ur laptop and change ur ram it's very simple and take risk...

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kamal singh

remove the RAM ( Door under laptop) find the 2 metal bars or pins near or between the RAM slots and short them out with a paper clip.replace the RAM and that's it!

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Hi There , it might be a Ram issue, reseat your RAM module's if that still doesn't work, remove your Hard Drive, start up your machine, and see if anything gets displayed on the screen, if your can see something on the screen, then I would suggest you get you motherboards tested, cause that would cause it to do that

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download user manual from>>

http://www.laptops-drivers.com/laptop-driver/toshiba-users-guide-for-satellite-a135.html

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The reason your laptop is rebooting is due to a faulty RAM memory card. Replace your Ram Card(s) and all should be fine. Toshiba's are common for faulting due to damaged sectors in the ram cards

There is a site to visit that may be of help.http://animesoftntech.blogspot.com/2008/09/solution-for-toshiba-satellite-a135.html

The right memory for your laptop is

256MB Memory (PC2-4200) KTT533D2/256, PA3389U-2M25 KTOS534

512MB Memory (PC2-4200) KTT533D2/512, PA3412U-1M51, PA3412U-2M51 KTOS535

1GB Memory (PC2-4200) KTT533D2/1G, PA3411U-2M1G KTOS536

Using the wrong memory can caused motherboard failure.

Try reinserting the old one memory module.
Be sure that the memory is placed in the right way

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It is possible that the WiFi card was dislodged or inadvertently snap out of position. Should you venture on a DIY, pls remove the bottom panel covering the memory and/or add-on cards. The WiFi card would be the one with one or two black or gray small cable/wire with connectors at the end. Unsnap the said WiFi card, partially remove/pull from the slot, re-insert and snap back. It may be necessary to wiggle a little bit to ensure that the pins are in contact with the corresponding slot pins. Thereafter, close the lid/panel cover and reboot the laptop.

Should problem persist, you may need to return the unit to whoever replaced the memory and present your concern.

Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.

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dear, sir i have a notebook of toshiba satellite a135 psad0u-05400p i need compatible drivers of win xp plz hel me my email id is [email protected]