Removing the Bezel off a gateway 7322gz

go to net search Gateway 7320GZ; 7322GZ; 7325GZ; 7326GZ; 7330GH; 7330G service maintenance manual pdf download and save file open file and follow instructions on diss assembly ,it can take awhile to find the manual though ,that is what i usually do when working on any laptop.

All them are pretty basically the same. Pull out power cord and battery... Remove the bezel piece top of the keyboard "the thing the power button sits in". When you remove it there should be 2 screws very tiny holding the keyboard down remove them. Under the keyboard there will be the power ribbon DO NOT JUST PULL IT OUT!! There will be like a brown/white clip that locks the ribbon to the board. The brown may be black or even blue that is the locking piece. Carefully lift the clip up and gently pull the ribbon out. If its stuck you have not unlocked it. Pull the old keyboard out and repeat the steps backwards.

http://www.retrevo.com/support/Gateway-7322GZ-Laptops-manual/id/606ag821/t/2/

Yes, it only has one slot - to upgrade you must replace the current module with a higher value of memory.

On most notebooks, switching between the internal display and the external display is done by pressing Fn+F4.

The instructions for replacing the keyboard include the cover you have to remove to replace the power button pcb. The power button pcb is attached to the bottom of the bezel that covers the hinges/button array. In a nutshell you just remove the 2 screws indicated in the instructions, pry the hinge covers up a bit, then gently pry the bezel up from the bottom. remove the ribbon cable, pull back the small piece of tape, remove the three small screws holding the pcb on, and remove it from the spring clips.

Its possible that your RAM has malfunctioned. I had this problem with a friends laptop, and you can try switching the RAM chips, or buying new ones

Here is the direct link for downloading the manual that will walk you through the procedure you wanna pursue.. It's gateway's original manual n hope you get some idea about how to open up ur laptop

http://www.adrive.com/home/downloadfile/136709577

www.tigerdirect.com

I tried looking up a manual on how to remove the motherboard on Gateway's support site but they do not provide one. They may have one available that is not published on the site. I would first contact their tech support via Chat and ask if they have one available for download. This would give you specific instructions on how to open the laptop and remove the motherboard so you can replace the DC jack. You will need the serial number from the laptop to open a chat session.
If they do not have one you can try it yourself. I did this myself with my HP laptop and after many tedious hours of work I was able to remove the motherboard, remove the dc jack, and resauder a new one on the board and it worked out perfectly.
If you feel comfortable doing the work yourself first start off by removing the screws on the bottom. You then should be able to remove the keyboard, look for a cable that connects it to the board. Now you should be able to remove the pieces of the case around the keyboard, look for the cable connecting the touchpad to the motherboard. After that you should be able to remove the LCD screen, look for the cable connecting it to the motherboard. Now remove the screws holding the motherboard in and remove the tiny bolts around the external monitor connector and the printer connector if you have one. Now you should have access to the DC jack. You will need to sauder the current one off the board and resauder a new one on. Keep track of the many many screws and try placing the components in the order they came out so will know which ones need to go back in in the proper order.
This is VERY tedious if you are not familiar with working on laptop hardware. You maybe able to find a local shop willing to do this or you can look online for a place that replaces DC jacks on motherboards.

Hope this helps!