HP OmniBook 800 - Notebook PC User Manual page 42

When you remove the board from its packaging, hold it only by its
edges. Don't touch the electronic components or gold traces.
Also, close all applications, exit Windows, shut down the computer,
unplug the ac adapter, and remove the battery. Otherwise, the
OmniBook or memory-expansion board may be damaged.
1. Exit Windows; otherwise, your current session and any unsaved data will
not be preserved.
2. Important: Turn off the unit, unplug the ac adapter, and remove the
battery. If necessary, see
3. Turn the OmniBook over. Press your thumbs against the ridges on the
memory-slot cover and push the cover off of the memory-expansion
slot.
Memory-Expansion Slot (Bottom View)
4. If a memory-expansion board is already present, pull out the original
board by its plastic edge.
5. Drop the new memory-expansion board in at an angle to fit under the
edge of the opening. Align the four little posts on the white plastic ridge
with the four small holes in the front edge of the expansion slot. Press
the board by its ridge until it is completely seated.
6. Reinstall the slot cover, insert the battery, and reset the computer.
7. In Control Panel (in the Main group in Program Manager), choose the
Enhanced icon, then choose Virtual Memory and Change. First clear the
Use 32-Bit File Access option—then select this option again. This
updates the Cache Size setting. Choose OK to save the new setting.
When prompted, choose Restart Windows to activate the new setting.
"To replace the battery".
Memory-expansion board
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