User Guide for Crucial models including: CT8G4DFRA32A Desktop Memory, CT8G4DFRA32A, Desktop Memory, Memory
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10 easy steps to install Desktop memory Adding memory (RAM) to your desktop computer can instantly make your computer faster, increase system responsiveness, and make multitasking seamless. Watch tutorial or follow steps below. 1. Gather supplies Clear off your installation space and make sure you're working in a static-safe environment. Remove any plastic bags or papers from your workspace. Then, you'll need the following items: Your desktop computer Crucial® desktop memory Screwdriver Owner's manual 2. Shut down your desktop computer Because your files, documents, and data are on your storage drive, not your Random Access Memory (RAM), they remain unaffected during this process. 3. Unplug the power cable This includes any cables and accessories plugged into the computer 4. Hold the power button for 5 seconds This discharges any residual electricity still in the system. 5. Open the case For instructions about opening your specific system, consult its owner's manual. You can also take pictures as you work through the process to see where cables or screws are attached to make it easier to put back together. 6. Ground yourself! Touch an unpainted metal surface this is an extra safeguard that protects your computer memory and components from static damage during the installation process. Precautions before installation: Discharge static electricity Protect your memory module 7. Remove existing memory modules Press down on the clips on the sides of each module, the clip mechanism will push the memory module up. You can then pull the module completely out. 8. Install memory Holding the modules along the edges, align the notches on the module with the ridge in the slot, then apply even pressure and firmly press the module in. It usually takes about 30 pounds of pressure to fully install the module. Note: Some desktops require you to install modules in matched pairs (memory banks). If this is the case, the slots will likely be labelled for how the memory should be installed. If you only have two memory slots, don't worry about this - proceed with the simple install. 9. Close the computer case 10. Plug in the power cable Your Memory is now Installed! Boot up and enjoy a more responsive computer that's now better equipped to run memoryintensive apps.Microsoft: Print To PDF