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HP 15-BS114ng wont boot after RAM upgrade
12-17-2020 02:42 PM

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Hi,
I recently purchased a second 8 GB RAM to upgrade my Laptop to 16 GB of RAM. The specs are matching and the laptop itself can be upgraded to 16 GB. When I insert the second RAM chip the laptop wont boot anymore. Caps Lock light is blinking. The laptop wont boot either if I only insert the newly purchased RAM but if I put the old chip into the second slot.
Already tried to remove battery and BIOS battery and checked if maximum RAM was limited in the msconfig settings.
I´ve attached a pic of the my old and the new RAM. I always thought that a chip that bears the identical number will work?
Thanks in advance for your answers.
Regards Till
P. S. #1804 is the old RAM
#1903 the one I recently purchased.
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12-17-2020 04:13 PM

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Those modules are the same and should work together. If installing just the new memory causes the laptop to refuse to POST you have a bad module.
12-20-2020 04:25 AM

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Thats what I tried already. Just the new module - only get a blinking caps lock and laptop wont even let me go in bios recovery mode. As you said I will purchase another module to rule out a faulty board... Thanks

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