ATTEMPTING SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD FROM INTERNET

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When trying to download a "trial" software package from
Hewlett Packard's home page, a message promt appeared
saying that my PC had insufficient memory for this action.

I checked My Computer properties, and it showed that my PC
has 256Mb. Shouldn't that be enough memory? Not all that
much as far as software is running on the PC.

How can I find out how much memory is open (unused)?

Another message prompt stated that I may want to check my
internet connection to see that it is proper. I have
successfully logged on to the internet using Internet
Explorer, so I assume my connection is okay?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks!
 
When trying to download a "trial" software package from
Hewlett Packard's home page, a message promt appeared
saying that my PC had insufficient memory for this action.

I checked My Computer properties, and it showed that my PC
has 256Mb. Shouldn't that be enough memory? Not all that
much as far as software is running on the PC.

How can I find out how much memory is open (unused)?


Ctl-Alt-Del and go to the Performance tab
 

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