From the Community Manager: Welcome to the Windows Central Forums!

[James Falconer]

Greetings Windows Central Members!

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[James Falconer]

Update: April 14, 2017 - opening this thread up if any members/guests have questions for me! So good to have you with us!!

 

[victor_solis]

Is there a way to see all my posts? I've searched from my username and it doesn't show all of them.

 

[skan]

Hello
I would like to ask a question here
https://www.windowscentral.com/comment/reply/43369/2570512?passport=1520381401
but I don't have enough reputation to post there.

"What memory brands are compatible with the XPS 15 and what brands aren't?
Or which ones are more stable?

For me "pushing the latch pins" is always the most difficult part when opening any device, sometimes the pins get broken because you don't where they are exactly located nor the sense of movement."
Is there any trick to do it? Maybe using a sewing thread or a business card?

Thanks.