Acer Aspire V5-572, V5-572G Memory (RAM) Upgrade

Written By: ZFix
  • Comments: 3
Acer Aspire V5-572, V5-572G Memory (RAM) Upgrade

Difficulty

Easy

Steps

5

Time Required

10 - 15 minutes

Introduction

Acer Aspire - V5-572, V5-572G

We will show you how to open the Laptop and install a new RAM Module.

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    • Switch-off the Laptop.

    • Remove the seventeen Philips #0 screws.

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    • If there is a plastic storage tray in the laptop, remove it.

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    • Starting from the SD Memory Card hole, start prying between the top and bottom cases.

    • Use plastic tools to avoid damaging the cover.

    • Remove the bottom case.

    Love the tutorial man...but this is the most moronic thing I've ever seen...you can take batery out of laptop 15 years old in a flash, while here you have to disassemble the whole %#*@ laptop...only idiots can come up with something like that

    razbojnikkuro -

    I have to agree that this is extremely complicated and intense.

    There is no way your average user should be doing this and the average user should be able to replace the battery!!

    Like everything in the computer world, hardware or software, ease of use is no longer even a consideration!!

    Technical Support Bots are the rule and they rarely are up to date with the pages on the website!!

    Sucks!!

    andy.cox -

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    • Disconnect the battery immediately for a safer repair.

    • Pull the battery connector away from the hard drive to disconnect it.

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    • This model have 1x Memory Slot.

    • You can upgrade your laptop with SODIMM DDR3 ram at 1333 or 1600.

Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

Author

ZFix

Member since: 09/12/13

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One comment

Hi,

While adding an extra RAM to the module in Aspire V5-472, I forgot to disconnnect the battery first.

I first tried 4 GB RAM compatible, SODIMMM- DDR3L 204-Pin Laptop Memory, Low Voltage. When that didn't work, I checked again.

Next time I disconnected the battery, and repeated the process with 2 GB RAM, compatible, SODIMMM- DDR3L 204-Pin Laptop Memory, Low Voltage. The RAM was still not discovered. None of the RAMs were detected.

Hope I haven't fried the RAM Module itself.

Please help.

Indi Shukla -