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On a desk top, open the cabinet and look at the main circuit board, the 'Motherboard'. Somewhere in the middle will be two long sockets holding 1 or two long thin circuit boards, held in place with plastic latches either end. These are your memory modules.

On a laptop, turn it over and look underneath. One of the several square access panels will cover the memory slots.

Undo the panel via the two screws. Underneath you will find a small circuit board, with chips on it. This is the SODIMM memory module. It is held in place at either end by springy metal catches. Move the catches outward and the memory module should spring up slightly to enable you to slide it out of the socket. Some laptops have two sockets, one on top of the other.

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