Medion - MD40072 SpeedMaster� - RAM 2000

Short cuts

I. Characteristic

II. Situation

III. Disassembling

0. Shrinking of the screws of maintenance
1. Shrinking of the battery
2. Shrinking of the screws of mask and the masks
3. Withdrawal of the hard disk
4. Withdrawal of the external memory (if present)
5. Shrinking of the keyboard Shortkeys�
6. Shrinking of the keyboard
7. Disconnection of TouchPad
8. Shrinking of the screen
9. Shrinking of the higher mask
10. Withdrawal of the barette internal storage
11. Shrinking of the fan and the processor
12. Maintenance� of the fan and the processor

IV. Reassembly

0. To reassemble the processor
1. To reassemble the higher mask
2. To reassemble memory
3. To finalize the reassembly

V. Memory

0. Preamble
1. Solution

VI. Flashing the bios

0. Preamble
1. Problem
2. Solution

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How?

The software having allowed the realization of this site:

Legends of the photographs: OpenOffice.org Draw
Treatment of the photographs: GIMP 2.2.11
The creation of the miniatures: IrfanView 3.98
Part HTML: NotePad2

Presentation

Why this page?
- How to dismount its Portable SpeedMasterMD40072.
- How to change its memory (RAM) and which memory to use.
- How to clean its portable
- Howto change� the thermal paste of your processor.
- Howto flash its BIOS with the last patch of MEDION

Being myself owner of this portable, I spent the hours to seek various solution with my problems.
Not having found that this can of direct solutions and especially y too many having passed time to my taste, I wanted to make a synthesis of my research and experiment, in order to make benificier of it a maximum of people.

Foot-note: I have any bonds, nor no direct or indirect interest with the marks or Internet sites quoted on this page.

Article carried out by McPeter for TTPM on June 4, 2006 - prohibited Reproduction