AOD255E models may be different.ģ) Be very careful when removing the keyboard. I tried to use a 2 GB DDR3-1066 module, and it would not boot at all.Ģ) Upgrade the BIOS first! Latest one is now v3.15. Admittedly, the AMD E-350 (HP dm1z) is still much faster, but more than I wanted to spend on what I consider a "throw-away".ġ) Only use DDR3-1333 memory. I'm comparing this to a previous Eee-PC Atom N280 netbook that I had, and that thing was a pig.
#Ram upgrade acer aspire one nav50 install#
Did a clean install with Win7 Pro, and this thing is very snappy even with the 5400 rpm drive.
I did the upgrade, installed a 2 GB Crucial DDR3-1333 (PC10600) module. Refurb'd, and it came with the 6cell battery. Just picked up a AOD255-1268 from MC for $229. Would anyone happen to know where to find instructions or a service manual for this particular netbook Online chat with Acer support was useless and I couldn't find anything on their site.
#Ram upgrade acer aspire one nav50 how to#
To close repeat the above, in reverse (you made it this far, you'll be able to figure out how to undo it). I bought a cheap Acer Aspire One D255E netbook for my daughter yesterday and I would like to upgrade the RAM from 1GB to replace it with a 2GB stick. Once these four are out, tip the netbook on its side and push a small screw driver into the hole in the plate.a section of the back will pop off (the area with the stickers and roughly bounded by the 4 rubber "feet") once this is pried off, the memory and hard disc are easily access. There are 4 screws labeled "Door", roughly on the 4 four corners of this plate that come out with an 1/8" jeweler's phillips. Once behind the keyboard you'll notice a large silver metal plate about the size of a 2.5" drive. There are one each on the sides, and 3-4 across the top.once pushed back the keyboard can be popped out.
To do this, look carefully on the left, right and top: there are small little tabs that are spring loaded that are easy to push back with a 1/8" jeweler's flat screwdriver. The above is correct, ignore the screws on the back they are a red-herring. My wife's Acer is a D255E, and I took it to 2Gb.it boots, but I don't have her password to check the System settings. Click to expand.I think I just managed the upgrade.
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