Upgrading memory on a V25 Samsung laptop

At the back of your laptop after you turning upside down then gently unscrew the screw that is holding a small path covered then loose the screw and you find them in their slot ok gently pull the two metal clip side ward and it flip out then replace it ok

Hi!

It took me sometime to find that model, but here it is
http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/200508/20050811103505453_manual.pdf

On page 64,65 and 66 you can see where and how to get to the memory

And here is the suport site of it, if you need anything else
http://www.samsung.com/uk/support/download/supportDown.do?group=&type=notebookcomputers&subtype=notebookothers&model_nm=NV25NQ0VLR%2FSUK&disp_nm=NV25NQ0VLR%2FSUK&language=&cate_type=all&dType=D&mType=DR&vType=&prd_ia_cd=05012400&model_cd=&menu=download


Good luck
Nic
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Might be the VGA connector to the motherboard.

Turn upside-down. Remove screw in the centre marked KBD.
There are 4 screws running along the back. Remove the 2 inner ones.
Lever up the keypad with a small screwdriver - Careful not to disconnect the ribbon underneath.
Undo the 3 screws along the strip above the keyboard and remove the strip.
VGA connector is next to the power button. Check it is pushed down firmly.

NKYG

I ask my frend if they have a battery + charges of your Laptop.
i get already the information.

Try to diagnose the problem first...

1. Turn it On your Laptop
2. If you have CRT Monitor? connect it to your Laptop if they have screen appears.
3. If they have display your LCD have a problem.

It may not be the fan, I have a V25 and it was the motherboard, it wouldnt power the fans anymore when the CPU required it so would crash lots.

If the fans twitch or run for a second or two when you first turn the laptop on then it's the motherboard that is faulty.

Careful with the monitor to motherboard plug as I damaged mine and the screen is now a permanent shade of blue.

Make diagnose this problem...

Try to replace the Hard Disk?
Try to replace the Memory?

open your laptop back side.
the ram is on the battery position.
replace it.

One way to make sure the system is still working, remove the Batery, then plug the power adapter only and turn the computer back on, normally if the laptop goes into Hybernation mode and the battery is low on power this can happen. If that fixes the system then you can do a safe shutdown and re-install the battery and turn your laptop on and it should come on, the fact that you mentioned this has happened before makes me believe it is Hybernation issue. Good Luck.

put a screwdriver under the lid and be lifting it while unscrewing. should work

use an appropriate screw driver or u damage the screw

get an expert if possible