Upgrading RAM

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I want to add more RAM to our server. I was told by a computer company
that it isn't the same as on a normal pc, you have to register it. Is
that correct? If it is just a case of slot it in and switch on then I
can do it no problem but if it has to be registered, is that
complicated? We don't want to call someone in if it is easy to do in
house.

Thanks

Jen

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