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Re: I just installed 2 gigs of RAM into my Thinkpad T60p...
One of the RAM module may be incompatible. Are both RAM modules the same type and make? Try inserting 1Gb RAM module at a time to see if the BIOS can see the RAM.
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This is DDR2 RAM for a motherboard that takes DDR2 RAM.
It is more likely that the RAM is incompatible. Check the correct RAM specification range for *********** board.
Also some RAM is Error Correcting and this might not be compatible with your motherboard. Most PC motherboards take non error correcting RAM.
If not, the RAM may be faulty. Most RAM has a lifetime warranty, so you should be able to return it.
To clear the BIOS memory, disconnect the power cable and remove the small silver CMOS battery for 2 ninutes, then reintstall the battery, reconnect th epower and test again.
1.Make sure you have purchased and installed the correct memory .A check of the spec. lists 667 MHZ DDR2 SDRAM
2. If you have try to reset it in the laptop.
BIOS should be OK specs indicate you can increase up to 4 Gigs.Good Luck.
You have the same machine as i. To the best of my knowledge it does not support 2 gig sticks. Thats why the say it only supports 4 gig of ram. I hope that is correct still. I also do not have a12 Bios so it could have changed.
Those are dead pixels if you want to get rid of them you will probably need to replace the monitor. They will probably charge you an arm and a leg to replace it so you might get a second quote from Computer repair shop.
Switch sticks around in various combinations (2 gig in slot one, 1 gig in slot two, switch, try other stick, etc) and see if it is the memory or the motherboard.
i had same problem with mine, i have the acer aspire ast180-ud360a, dont put the same memory next to each other, u have to stagger it, so it looks like
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