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Guest
i have windows XP and i have a low amount of memory left but four small prohgrams and no matter how meny programs I delet i do not gain eny more memory. what should i do.
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Henry
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Guest
Are you talking RAM or ROM memory
deleting programs will not get you more RAM, unless they are programs that are running in the background
How much RAM is in your system? Consult the computer/ MoBo manual to see if more memory can be added
deleting programs will not get you more RAM, unless they are programs that are running in the background
How much RAM is in your system? Consult the computer/ MoBo manual to see if more memory can be added
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Ron Martell
tyler said:i have windows XP and i have a low amount of memory left but four small prohgrams and no matter how meny programs I delet i do not gain eny more memory. what should i do.
You do not need unused RAM memory on your computer. Period.
Unused RAM memory should more properly be called *useless* memory
because that is what it actually is - memory for which the Windows
Memory Manager has so far been totally unable to find any potentially
beneficial use for.
By design Windows will always attempt to find some use for every bit
of the installed RAM in the computer rather than just leaving the RAM
sit there idly going to rot. And just as soon as some better use
comes along for any of that RAM then Windows will instantaneously drop
the more trivial usages so as to free up whatever amount is now
required.
Hope this explains the situation.
Good luck
Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
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Microsoft MVP
On-Line Help Computer Service
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