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MyAppleWorld

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Nov 1, 2005
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Birmingham, UK
Hey

I just thought - so apple exchanged my MBP within 14 day grace and before i sent back the old one, I took out my 16gb and put back the 4gb ram supplied.

Will apple know i made the modification? I mean is it logged? will they care??
 
Hey

I just thought - so apple exchanged my MBP within 14 day grace and before i sent back the old one, I took out my 16gb and put back the 4gb ram supplied.

Will apple know i made the modification? I mean is it logged? will they care??

No - those are user upgradeable parts.

p.s. opps - too slow
 
So u returned the machine in its original configuration. What's the problem?
 
as long as you replaced it correctly with the original components, it is virtually impossible for anyone to tell.
 
as long as you replaced it correctly with the original components, it is virtually impossible for anyone to tell.

Some BIOS's on windows machines log things such as hardware changes.
I was really asking if Apple's equivalent had the same.

I'm holding off upgrading my new one for a few days
 
So your question should had been, Will they deny my return since I open it?


No answer but next time, don't do ANYTHING modification, sticker, buy expensive case blah-blah until after the return period. U won't die to wait 14 days. Works for other purchases as well beyond laptops.
 
Some BIOS's on windows machines log things such as hardware changes.
I was really asking if Apple's equivalent had the same.

I'm holding off upgrading my new one for a few days

Interesting. I didn't know that. At the very least, it would look indistinguishable from the outside.
 
I return my rmbp to exchange it. They don't even turn it on or check anything. All they did was check it whether the computer is actually in the box. That's all.
 
I return my rmbp to exchange it. They don't even turn it on or check anything. All they did was check it whether the computer is actually in the box. That's all.

The lazy clerks does, but u may get a call a few hours later, Uh Mr. Smith the laptop's serial number you gave us is not the same... ;)
 
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