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store shelves and go home to consumers with as little 256 MB of RAM, an amount guaranteed to limit the use and performance of the laptop The OS alone will consume more than half of the RAM! Luckily, every decent laptop has upgradeable RAM slots Laptops use one of four types of RAM Most older laptops use either 72-pin or 144-pin SO-DIMMs with SDRAM technology (Figure 1419) DDR and DDR2 systems primarily use 200-pin SO-DIMMs although some laptops use micro-DIMMs How to Add or Replace RAM Upgrading the RAM in a portable PC requires a couple of steps First, you need to get the correct RAM Many older portable PCs use proprietary RAM solutions, which means you need to order directly from Dell, HP, or Sony and pay exorbitant prices for the precious extra megabytes Most manufacturers have taken pity on consumers in recent years and use standard SO-DIMMs or micro-DIMMs Refer to the manufacturer s Web site or to the manual (if any) that came with the portable for the specific RAM needed Second, every portable PC offers a unique challenge to the tech who wants to upgrade the RAM because there s no standard for RAM placement in portables More often than not, you need to unscrew or pop open a panel on the underside of the portable (Figure 1420) Then you press out on the restraining clips and the RAM stick will pop up (Figure 1421) Gently remove the old stick of RAM and insert the new one by reversing the steps

While this is similar to other method calls in previous examples, you might notice that the return value from GetCustomers here is an array of Customer, Customer[] (Customer() in VB) However, the Web service defined GetCustomers as returning a List of Customer, List<Customer> (List(Of Customer) in VB), as specified in the ICustomerService interface in Listing 11-2 and implemented in the CustomerService class in Listing 11-5 As you may recall, the proxy is responsible for translating the XML return value from the Web service into an object, or collection of objects in this case By default, the proxy translates all collections into an array However, you can change the return collection type by right-clicking the Service Reference in your project and selecting Configure Service Reference, showing the Service Reference Settings window in Figure 11-13

3 Click Backup And Restore Center This is shown in Figure 14-6 4 Click the Back Up Computer button in the center of the dialog box 5 Vista will scan your computer, looking for suitable drives on which to store backup files Select the drive to which you want to save the backup 6 In our case, we ve selected to back up our computer to a DVD-ROM drive As Figure 14-7 shows, Vista gives an estimate as to how many blank DVDs we ll need for the procedure

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Mike Meyers CompTIA A+ Guide: PC Technician (Exams 220-602, 220-603, & 220-604)

Once you ve figured out your organization s needs and what you ve already got in place, it s time to start getting your hands dirty It s time to build a lab environment in which you can create your Vista image Your lab needs two pieces of equipment, with specific software and hardware configurations, as shown in Figure 2-5: Technician computer This is the computer on which you will need to download and install Windows Automated Installation Kit (AIK), which is available from Microsoft The computer can be running Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, or Windows Vista It needs a DVD-ROM drive and a CD-RW drive (or a combination drive that does both) The technician computer is where you will design and configure your Vista image Master computer This computer is also known as a reference computer, and is a fully assembled computer on which you will install a customized version of Windows Vista using the Windows Vista DVD and a customized answer file When it is installed, you will then capture and store an image of that installation on a network share The computer must have a DVD-ROM drive, network card, floppy drive, or USB support You don t need any specific software installed

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Most of the items in the Service Reference Settings are advanced options, but focus on the Collection Type setting in the Data Type section Switch the Collection Type from SystemArray to SystemCollectionsGenericList and click OK to close Then change the previous call to GetCustomers to the following: C#:

When you have your lab in place, you ll need an important document called an answer file This contains the information necessary to complete a mass Vista deployment The process requires five basic steps: Creating a new answer file Adding components to the file Changing values or settings in the file Validating the file Saving the file to distributable media