Fahren Lernen Plus Serial Keygen Webcammax. Packard Bell M/Board Identification. There are two main ways to work out which motherboard is in your Packard Bell computer. On the back or bottom of you computer, there should be a sticker which contains your serial number, and also a model number or FCC ID number. This can appear in a number of different formats.

• 1 Answer SOURCE: If you look along the top edge of the escape/function/del keys, there are several small plastic tabs that hold the keypad in place. Use a very small flat head screwdriver to push these back from one corner across to the other, gently lifting the keypad as you go. When you press back the last tab, the keypad should just pop out but take care as it's connected by a cable at the bottom edge of the keys. The RAM slots are located under a thin metal cover under the keypad. You'll need a very small philips head screwdriver to undo this.

After installing RAM, replace the metal cover then pop the keypad back in, bottom edge first and just press down the top edge and the plastic tabs should snap back into place. Hope this helps! Posted on Jun 09, 2009.

Good Day As per Packard Bell The model number is located on the bottom of the netbook on a label above the serial number. Alternatively, the model number will be located in the Basic Input Output System (BIOS) setup pages, which can be entered by pressing the F2 key when powering on the system. In the BIOS, it will be under the Information tab as Product Name, or use the arrow keys to navigate to Product Information, and press Enter. The product name will be listed in the page that shows. Hope this helps Regards Shaun Jul 14, 2011 .

UKT Support - Packard Bell Motherboard Identification Search the Site powered by Packard Bell M/Board Identification There are two main ways to work out which motherboard is in your Packard Bell computer. On the back or bottom of you computer, there should be a sticker which contains your serial number, and also a model number or FCC ID number. This can appear in a number of different formats, ie • FCC ID: FOD640pt - This signifies a 640 Motherboard. • Model: A940-4X4E680 - This signifies a 680 Motherboard. If you cannot find the sticker, and your Packard Bell came with a Pentium Processor (P75-P200) in it, you can also read the BIOS screen when your computer boots up, ie, and then check the last 4 letters of the second line (in this case BYOR) against the BIOS ID column of the motherboard table on the previous page.