Boot with One RAM Module
Reseat the M.2 SSD
Reseat Your Graphics Card
  1. Turn off your PC.
  2. Unplug your PC from mains power, as well as any peripheral devices.
  3. Lay your PC down on its back.
  4. Unscrew the thumb screws at the rear of the case.
  5. Remove the side panel from your case.
  6. Locate your RAM.
  7. Remove one stick of RAM by pressing down on both clips either side of the module until it pops out, then removing it from the case.
  8. Place the side panel back onto your PC, and reattach the thumb screws.
  9. Plug the power supply cables back in. Make sure you take care to plug the cable back in securely.
  10. Turn on your PC.
  11. Repeat these steps with the other RAM module.
  1. Turn off your PC.
  2. Unplug your PC from mains power, as well as any peripheral devices.
  3. Lay your PC down on its back.
  4. Unscrew the thumb screws at the rear of the case.
  5. Remove the side panel from your case.
  6. Locate the M.2 SSD.
  7. Unscrew the screw holding down the M.2 SSD.
  8. The M.2 SSD should spring up at a 30 degree angle. Pull it from the slot.
  9. Inspect the M.2 SSD for damage.
  10. Reseat the M.2 SSD by placing it back into the slot at the same angle.
  11. Push the M.2 SSD down against the riser, and screw the M.2 SSD back into the motherboard.
  12. Place the side panel back onto your PC, and reattach the thumb screws.
  13. Plug the power supply cables back in. Make sure you take care to plug the cable back in securely.
  1. Turn off your PC.
  2. Unplug your PC from mains power, as well as any peripheral devices.
  3. Lay your PC down on its back.
  4. Unscrew the thumb screws at the rear of the case.
  5. Remove the side panel from your case.
  6. Locate your video card.
  7. Unplug the PSU cable from the top of your video card by pushing down on the clip and pulling it away.
  8. Locate the screws attaching your graphics card to your case.
  9. While holding it secure, unscrew it from the rear of the case.
  10. Locate the clip on the PCIe slot that the graphics card is sat in.
  11. Press down on the clip, still holding the card, and pull the card away from the motherboard.
  12. Check the video card for damage.
  13. Reseat it by pressing the card back into the PCIe slot until you hear or feel a click.
  14. Re-screw your card to the back of the case.
  15. Plug the PSU cable back into your graphics card.
  16. Place the side panel back onto your PC, and reattach the thumb screws.
  17. Plug the power supply cables back in. Make sure you take care to plug the cable back in securely.