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Question posted by msuchy on October 19th, 2012

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I am getting ready to replace my hard drive and do a system recovery. The system recovery disk says to remove any added memory. I do not remember which memory stick was added. Can you tell me if the upper or lower memory stick came with the machine? Thanks Mike

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