Adding more memory

[DanS]

127.0.0.1:


You obviously knew that was going to happen !!!!!

 

[XS11E]

127.0.0.1:


You obviously knew that was going to happen !!!!!

Yes, of course and let me just add that to avoid such problems you
should install some Linux distro! <GD&R>

 

[mikeyhsd]

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... and that's without even mentioning the fact that she's a
woman.

and if someone won't holler SPAM at this post, there's some good
information on www.elephantboycomputers.com under the "General Computer
Information" section.

http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Genl_Computer_Info

 

[Tom [Pepper] Willett]

You need to learn about sigs and their acceptable usage. <plonk>
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... and that's without even mentioning the fact that she's a
woman.

and if someone won't holler SPAM at this post, there's some good
information on www.elephantboycomputers.com under the "General Computer
Information" section.

http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Genl_Computer_Info

 

[the wharf rat]

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from microsoft news group rules.

This isn't a microsoft newsgroup. Believe it or not, there
are some corners of the net that are not owned by Redmond.

Not that spam belongs on Usenet either, but microsoft doesn't
control *this* content.

 

[DanS]

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We ask that you refrain from posting advertisements or solicitations
that do not pertain directly to the intended use and purpose of the
newsgroup or chat.

What a joke....a web page that pertains to troubleshoot Windows installs
and tutorials on malware cleanup do not pertain here...in this MS help
group ?

And a webpage that will help you figure out what memory your MB will take
does not pertain here ?

So by your posted definition, neither of the 2 posts you labelled as spam
qualify by that definition.

Do you live in some bizarro world ?

 

[Tom Lake]

This isn't a microsoft newsgroup. Believe it or not, there
are some corners of the net that are not owned by Redmond.

Not that spam belongs on Usenet either, but microsoft doesn't
control *this* content.

microsoft.public.windows.vista.general *is* on an MS server.

If other News Servers choose to carry the messages here, that's up to them.
The Microsoft rules and conventions still apply, though (such as HTML
and top-posting being OK)

Tom Lake

 

[XS11E]

from microsoft news group rules.


We ask that you refrain from posting advertisements or
solicitations that do not pertain directly to the intended use and
purpose of the newsgroup or chat.

Which doesn't apply to the posts referred to.
Seems like someone has a reading comprehension problem.

You also need to turn off HTML when posting to Usenet.

 

[XS11E]

microsoft.public.windows.vista.general *is* on an MS server.

Correct but....

If other News Servers choose to carry the messages here, that's up
to them. The Microsoft rules and conventions still apply, though
(such as HTML and top-posting being OK)

When MSFT decided to propagate their public groups through out Usenet
those groups became part of Usenet and are subject to Usenet rules such
as HTML and top-posting being very much NOT OK.

 

[DanS]

microsoft.public.windows.vista.general *is* on an MS server.

If other News Servers choose to carry the messages here, that's up to
them. The Microsoft rules and conventions still apply, though (such as
HTML and top-posting being OK)

Tom Lake

If the msnews.microsoft.com server fell of the face of the earth today,
all of the other servers that carry this group could still keep on
carrying it, and it could still go on forever.

m.p.w.v.g *is* on an MS server, yes, but it is also on the Usenet.com
servers, giganews servers, newsguy servers, etc.

You can read and post to this group without ever coming near the MS
server.

 

[mikeyhsd]

grow up, leave the 19th century and join the 21st century.

teletypes are long gone.

not even Western Union uses them any more.
they uses computers programmed in HTML.



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from microsoft news group rules.


We ask that you refrain from posting advertisements or
solicitations that do not pertain directly to the intended use and
purpose of the newsgroup or chat.

Which doesn't apply to the posts referred to.
Seems like someone has a reading comprehension problem.

You also need to turn off HTML when posting to Usenet.

 

[EAA Docent]

Good Evening Ken and all respondent's,

I have 2 1GB sticks that came with the PC, and have 2 open slots.
I will be using Digital Imaging 2006 Suite.
Upon reviewing all of advice from all the folks, I am going to order a 1GB
stick from
crucial.com.

Again, Thank You everyone !!
Ron

 

[EAA Docent]

I feel that all the folks that respond are very helpful. It is great that
so many people are willing to help.
I am rating the help very high !!

Ron

 

[XS11E]

grow up, leave the 19th century and join the 21st century.

I have and I understand Usenet etiquette or "Netiquette". Obviously
you haven't learned the rules and, from your post, it appears any kind
of courtesy is foreign to you.

Lose the HTML, stop top posting, read up on Netiquette, in other words,
learn how to post BEFORE posting to Usenet and showing yourself to be
the clueless newbie that you apparently are.

 

[KingsHead]

Good Evening Ken and all respondent's,

I have 2 1GB sticks that came with the PC, and have 2 open slots.
I will be using Digital Imaging 2006 Suite.
Upon reviewing all of advice from all the folks, I am going to order a 1GB
stick from
crucial.com.

Again, Thank You everyone !!
Ron

Would not 2 512MB sticks be more suitable with 2 open memory slots, thus
keeping dual channel enabled with 3GB of total RAM ?