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Hello, My laptop (Latitude D410) has two RAM memory cards, one of 2GB on the base and a 1GB card under the keyboard, a processor intel M 1.73GHz, when i check the BIOS (Revision A05) on Memory info says: 2048MB of memory installed. I'm running linux mint 18.2 Sonya xfce 32-bit, so i want to know how to activate or get the BIOS or Linux OS to use the 1GB card. When i run the command 'sudo lshw -short' shows too 2004Mib System memory.
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( On windows 7 32-bit recognises and uses the entire 3GB of ram). Sorry my english. Hi AMMendez, Thank you for writing to the Dell Community Forum.
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The Dell Latitude D410 has two SODIMM sockets and the memory modules capacities it supports are 256 MB, 512 MB, and 1 GB. The minimum memory it supports is 256 MB and the maximum is 2 GB. You may also refer to the system manual using this link, refer to page 94.
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Please go to the system BIOS and check the memory information, the DIMM A slot is under the keyboard, DIMM B slot is at the bottom of the system. Kindly get back if there are any further queries.
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Using higher capacity memory modules, can cause the system not to boot with a blank screen or memory errors or just show the maximum supported. The memory capacity would be capped to its maximum limit supported by the motherboard, it would be recommended to use the correct memory capacity. Kindly get back if there are any further queries.
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By Andrew Baxter, New York USA Dell Latitude D410 with extended life battery ( The is a 12.1″ screen portable business laptop. It shares some similarities with the ultra light, such as having the same 12.1″ screen size and no built-in optical drive to keep weight down, but it is overall quite different and more of a cross between an ultraportable and thin-and-light workstation. With its optional 2.00GHz Pentium M processor (using the latest Intel Sonoma chipset), 512MB of RAM (upgradeable to 2GB), a full size keyboard featuring dual navigation and nice overall design and build, the Latitude D410 is an enticing portable laptop.