HP 6400NX, 6401RSH, 6404US, 6415CL, 6420NX, 6430NX, 6433US, 6435CL, 6450NX, 6470NX, 6475CL, 6485CL, 8000T-P8654M Removing a Memory Module

Upgrading the Computer

Removing a Memory Module

CAUTION: When handling a memory module, be careful not to touch any of the contacts. Doing so may damage the module.

1. Complete the procedure described in “Preparing the Computer” on page 8–2, but do not remove the front bezel.

2. Locate the memory module inside your
computer. See the following illustration for
the location of the memory modules 1,
memory slots 2, and release latches 3 on	Locating the Memory Module
the system board.
		The location and number of memory
		The location and number of memory
		modules may vary slightly by model.
		modules may vary slightly by model.

8–18	Getting Started

Contents

Getting Started WARNING: CAUTION: Contents 1 Getting Information and Updates 2 Setting Up the Computer 3 Using the Computer 4 Using the Internet 5 Maintaining the Computer 6Using Application Recovery and System Recovery 7 Finding Help & Support 8 Upgrading the Computer Index Page Getting Information and Updates Warranty and Support Guide Setting Up the Computer Turning On the Computer for the First Time Registering with Compaq Making Recovery CDs Working in Comfort Page Using the Computer Using the Diskette (Floppy) Drive Using the Hard Drive To Check Hard Disk Space 2.Click My Computer Using the CD or DVD Drive Comparison of Drives and Actions Support for Disc Types Using the Combo Drive Inserting and Removing a CD or DVD Disc Listening to Music Playing a Movie Creating a CD Uses of the CD-RWDrive CD-Rand CD-RWDisc Comparison Maintaining the CD or DVD Drive Using the DVD Writer Drive Using the Mouse Mouse Components Using the Scroll Mouse Using the Optical Mouse Using the Wireless Optical Mouse Using the Compaq Keyboards Compaq Internet Keyboard Components Compaq Internet Keyboard Components (Continued) Using the Internet Buttons Internet Buttons Internet Buttons (Continued) Customizing the Internet Buttons Modifying Monitor Display Properties Turning Off the Computer Printing Using the Print Menu Saving Energy Standby Mode Hibernation Mode Automatic Standby or Page Page Using the Internet The Basics What Is the Internet What Is a Hyperlink Web Browsers E-mail Send and Receive 4.Click Remember Password To Send an E-mail 2.Click the New Mail Message icon 4.Type the subject of your message in the Subject box Send To Read Your E-mailMessages 2.Click Inbox. New messages appear in bold type Inbox 3.Double-clickthe message to display the message text Close Content Advisor Network and Internet Connections Internet Options Content Enable Settings Maintaining the Computer Routine Maintenance Guidelines Preventive Maintenance Cleaning Up the Hard Drive Emptying the Recycle Bin Scanning the Hard Drive Defragmenting the Drive Virus Protection Using Application Recovery and System Recovery System Restore Application Recovery System Recovery To Start System Recovery If the Computer Is Responding 6.Choose All Programs 8.Click Compaq PC System Recovery To Start System Recovery If the Computer Is Not Responding Using Compaq Recovery CD Creator To Run Compaq Recovery CD Creator 1.Close any open programs To close programs, click X in the upper-rightcorner of each window Compaq Recovery CD Creator 6.Follow the onscreen instructions. Label each CD disc as they finish Using Recovery CDs 2.Turn off the computer: If the computer responds, click 4.Press the Power button on the front of the PC to turn on the computer 5.Enter the BIOS setup program during the startup by doing the following: 6.Press the right arrow key to select Boot 8.Change the first boot device to CD-ROMby using one of these methods: Press the down arrow key to select the Next Page Page Finding Help & Support Integrated Help Tool Online Service and Support Preparing to Ship the Computer Solving Minor Problems Audio Symptom Problem Solution Start CD-ROM, CD-RW, DVD-ROM,or DVD+RW/+R Drive CD-ROM, CD-RW, DVD-ROM,or DVD+RW/+R Drive (Continued) Control Panel 2.Click Performance and Maintenance, and then click System Hardware Device Manager Page Diskette (Floppy) Drive click My Computer 3½ Floppy (A:) Format Diskette (Floppy) Drive (Continued) Page Page Display (Monitor) Screen is blank, and monitor power light is not lit Monitor power cable is not Reconnect the power plug on the connected to the monitor or to Display (Monitor) (Continued) Hard Drive Task Manager End Task Hardware Installation Hardware Installation (Continued) Internet Access Internet Access (Continued) 2.Click Printers and Other Hardware 3.Click Phone and Modem Options Modems Properties Troubleshoot Keyboard and Scroll Mouse Click Turn Off Computer Turn Off Keyboard and Scroll Mouse (Continued) Computer Page Optical Mouse Wireless Mouse Memory Restart Select Adjust your startup resources to improve performance or Improve your hard drive performance Power Power (Continued) Page Miscellaneous Miscellaneous (Continued) Undo harmful or unintended changes to your system Upgrading the Computer Preparing the Computer 5.Disconnect all external devices connected to the computer Remove the access panel by loosening the screw(s) WARNING: Beware of sharp edges inside the chassis Page Page Removing or Upgrading a Drive Locating Drive Positions Removing a Drive Page Page Page Page Page Replacing or Adding a Drive Page Reconnecting the Hard Drive Cables Reassembling the Diskette Adapter Upgrading or Replacing Memory Removing a Memory Module Replacing or Adding a Memory Module 1.Open both latches of the memory module socket If you are replacing Page Removing or Installing an Expansion Card To Remove an Expansion Card Page To Install an Expansion Card ❏If you have a 6000 model, continue to step ❏If you have an 8000 model, skip to step 4.For the 6000 model, replace the expansion cover bracket 1 and screw 5. For both the 6000 and 8000 models Reassembling the Computer Page Page 4.Reconnect the modem/phone cable, if present 5.Reconnect all peripheral devices to the computer 6.Turn on the computer by pressing the Power button Index

HP Presario Removing a Memory Module

Models: 6400NX 6401RSH 6404US 6415CL 6420NX 6430NX 6433US 6435CL 6450NX 6470NX 6475CL 6485CL 8000T-P8654M

Removing a Memory Module