Wyse 5060 RAM Upgrade
This page shows how to upgrade the RAM on the Dell Wyse 5060/N07D.
Procedure
To start, 3 longer screws hold the front cover in place. Use a small Phillips head screwdriver to remove them.
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Next slide the front cover off. All screws past this point will be the same going forward.
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Underneath the front panel are 5 screws holding on a structural/protective cover. Remove these and slide the cover in the direction of the arrow etched on the board.
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Once the panel is removed, you can unplug the attached speaker to fully remove it or set the panel aside.
Two screws hold a heat shield on top of the two ram slots.
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Once the heat shield is removed, the ram should be visible. To access it more easily, remove the front IO ports. 3 Phillips screws hold the ports in place.
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To get the bottom ram stick in, bend just the plastic front port cover out a little then push down on the ram stick until it clicks into place. This should not require much force.
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From here reassemble the device and test to make sure both sticks appear.