Memory I bought a E1 satellite radio and after going through security at airport the memories got ruined. What can I do?

you need to open the memory door on the bottom of the laptop. remove the old memory by releasing the latches on each side of the memory board. the memory should tilt and then you can remove it. slide the new memory in and press down until the latches catch and the memory is secured. close it up and go into the bios and save the new memory settings. restart normally.

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One owner on eham.com remarked that he soaked the cabinet in rubbing alcohol, after opening the unit and removing the pc boards. Whatever chemical is effective I believe the lettering would be destroyed.

I would highly recomend a magnum dynalab ST2 antenna. You can't go wrong with that.

DOES IT HAVE AN "AUX" OR "TAPE" INPUT? Switch it off; If something is plugged in the jack - unplug it. That all will switch of the radio output.

the laptop should pick up a 20gb or 60gb ide hard drive with no problem

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The memory on a Toshiba Satellite 1905 is under the keyboard. See below link for details:
http://www.irisvista.com/tech/laptops/Toshiba-Satellite-1905/remove-notebook-memory-1.htm

First of all, remove the battery

Insert a thin object under the securing strip and lift it up.
Be careful, it may be very tight.

Remove the securing strip.
Carefully work with finger to disengage plastic latches securing the securing strip.

Remove three screws and a metal brace securing the keyboard.
Lift off the keyboard and place it on the palmrest

Now you can access the memory modules.

The problem is simple to fix...shut off radio replays. Thought they are supposed to make you aware of low memory..the replays seem to automatically replace "loved" songs.

Reset it...this should be an option. If not then call that 800# or I can look into this more for you. S-50 is

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