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Thanks for the feedback. And sorry you're having so much trouble with the laptop!

Sorry to know that the Transcend memory doesn't seem to work! But as tested by Transcend, that memory module is compatible with the laptop. As mentioned previously . . "In the event the Transcend memory module doesn't seem to work, then try this module in another (compatible) computer to verify...

The Transcend 4 GB module part number TS512MSK64V6H is definitely compatible, as it has been tested by Transcend themselves. Regarding the UX51VZ, it appears that it supports most of the memory that the UX52VS supports. But there is a slight difference in chipsets used and also in CPU's used...

Apart from, I would have thought the motherboard would be the same between i7 and i5 models (only difference being CPU and amount of memory used), I can't comment any further about the motherboard(s) used. As mentioned earlier there may be a limitation on allowable memory configurations by the...

In theory (according to the capability of the CPU memory controller), most SODIMM's should be supported. However, there may be limitations imposed by BIOS as to what memory configurations are allowed. Using latest BIOS? If not, upgrade to latest BIOS if possible and try memory again.

It appears that the module part number KCP313SS8/4 uses higher density (4 Gb) memory chips which is apparently not compatible with this laptop/notebook which supports up to 2 Gb density chips. So a module with lower density memory chips will have to be used instead. Some compatible memory...

What are the memory part numbers please? Depending on the memory manufacturer, the part numbers usually start with F,or H, or K, or M, or T.

Try booting into Safe Mode and running Norton after. Could try other anti-malware software such as Malwarebytes Anti-malware, Emsisoft Anti-Malware, and/or SUPERAntiSpyware. Disable or uninstall Norton 360 first. Download the above suggested programs to the Desktop. Install and run the...

You're welcome!

For portraits, suggest a long lens around 85 mm. Long lens tends to give better looking portrait shots. For landscapes, and depending on how wide a shot is wanted, generally suggest a wide angle zoom around 10~24 mm, in addition to the standard zoom 18~55 mm.

Try this procedure.

That's a very large spot!! If it is always present regardless of program used, then it might a hardware issue with the display or maybe the video card (if discrete card installed)? A remote possibility is that some malware may be displaying this "image". If the "spot" only appears sometimes...

Usually the CPU fan speed profile can be adjusted in BIOS. As suggested above, check the BIOS for CPU fan speed control.