2 GB Memory upgrade for HP Mini 110-3025tu

I recently bought this laptop HP MINI 110-3025tu
Specs
-atom n475
-1gb DDR2
My problem/our problem is this.
When i installed a new 2GB DDR RAM into MINI 110 and turn it on, it show black screen and no LED blink, just power button light on
then i remove the new RAM and install the original one into MINI 110 and turn it on again, it still got black screen
Please tell me if i can do something to fix this problem
Much thanks!
Joe

Yes, the issue is with Memory Controller on N455/N475 processor. It is having issue with working, with any and every DDR3 memory module...Here is on going thread, where couple of memory module are listed, that reportly is working...
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Hardware/HP-Mini-210-1102TU-Wont-Accept-2GB-ddr3-no-boot/m-p/317562#M32...
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Hardware/HP-Mini-210-1102TU-Wont-Accept-2GB-ddr3-no-boot/m-p/318498#M32...
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