Hello,
Don't worry about it. Mine broke a long time ago. Just stick the
memory chip in there. Put the metal cover over it and that should do it.
The chip will stay in place and work fine. I never had any problems with
the iMac recognizing the ram. Just make sure the chip is properly seated.
Gilbert
> I'm usually on the gbooks list but righ now I am in so. cal trying to
> upgrade my daughter's imac 233mhz. I installed memory in the bottom
slot-no
> problem, but when I put in the 256 mb in the top slot the plastic clip
that
> fits into the indentation on the ram broke. Is there anything I can do to
> seat the memory. I'm hoping this is fixable so I can still use the slot.
> Kate
>
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