Toshiba laptop maintance tips

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Laptop maintaining tips 2.
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Extend Laptop RAM

• To find out, turn off your system, unplug it,
  remove the battery, and flip it over. You should
  see at least one panel that can be removed with a
  small screwdriver. Consult your manual if you
  can't find the one covering the RAM sockets--or
  just open them all.
• Here's what you're looking for. Most laptops
  have two sockets. If only one is occupied, just
  buy a module that exactly matches the existing
  one and drop it in. That'll effectively double
  your RAM. On the off chance that the two
  attachments are filled, you'll need to supplant
  the two modules. On account of Dad's Aspire, for
  instance, it had a couple of 512MB modules for a
  sum of 1GB of RAM.

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• We chose to supplant them with a couple of 1GB
  modules for 2GB aggregate. (How to manage the
  dislodged RAM?.Not sure what kind of memory your
  laptop takes? Head to a site like Crucial, which
  can identify nearly every make and model.
• On the off chance that the two attachments are
  filled, you'll need to supplant the two modules.
  On account of Dad's Aspire, for instance, it had
  a couple of 512MB modules for a sum of 1GB of
  RAM. We chose to supplant them with a couple of
  1GB modules for 2GB aggregate. 

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Recycle an Old Laptop Hard Drive

• Inexpensive hard drive enclosures are ideal for
  recycling old laptop drives that have been
  replaced by higher-capacity models.
• A nook is basically an outer case for that inside
  drive, one that loans it a USB interface. At the
  point when all is said and done, you'll have a
  conservative USB hard drive you can use for
  reinforcements, additional capacity, transporting
  records, etc.
• Immediately, an enclosure lets you easily restore
  your data onto the new drive--a simple
  drag-and-drop operation. With that done, you'll
  have to decide if you want to wipe the drive or
  keep it intact.

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Know Your Laptop's Power Settings

• When your laptop with a blank screen and no
  response from the mouse or keyboard.Want to know
  why? The default lid-closing action for most
  laptops is to put the system in Sleep mode, and
  Windows is notoriously bad at waking up properly.
  I advise most laptop users to use Hibernate mode
  instead, as it's much more reliable when it comes
  to waking up.

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Sleep mode

• Sleep (otherwise known as Standby) puts your
  framework into a low-control state, enabling you
  to get the latest relevant point of interest (in
  principle, at any rate) after only a couple of
  moments. In any case, a PC in Sleep mode keeps on
  expending battery control, so it's normal to come
  back to a "dozing" PC to find that it's outright
  dead. Or then again.

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No Booting required

• Hibernate, however, saves your machine's current
  state to a temporary hard-drive file, then shuts
  down completely (much like Off). When you start
  it up again, it loads that file and returns you
  to where you left off--no booting required.
• Both ends of the Hibernate process take a little
  longer than sleep mode (usually 10-20 seconds),
  but you avoid any of the issues that can arise
  when Windows suddenly loses power.

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Using hibernate most time

• And as noted, sleep mode is notoriously flaky. If
  your system refuses to wake up properly, you'll
  end up losing whatever documents and/or Web pages
  you had open. Consequently, I recommend using
  hibernate most of the time.

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