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∙ 10y agoThe drivers to access it as a disk are loaded.
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∙ 10y agoI think it is the same as XP: # Right click "My Computer" # Select "Properties" # On the "General" tab you should be able to read (towards the bottom) the amount of RAM recognized by Windows (Note: the amount of RAM on the memory modules installed might be greated due to motherboarsd not able to address some of the memory)
Start->right click on My computer->Properties and the window "Properties" you will see amount of memory installed on your computer.
it crashes, memory overload
If the hardware is compatible and you have enough memory you should be able to purchase an "Upgrade" version of XP.
Certain versions of the Linux operating system can be installed on and booted from a memory stick.
Assuming you have Windows 7, you go to the start menu at the very left corner, you go and right-click the "Computer" button on the right side, then you look under "Installed memory (RAM):" to see how much memory you have.
there is not enough ram installed
All versions of Windows from Windows 95 and later use virtual memory. Virtual memory is a complex and sophisticated system, it is NOT the pagefile. This system is always in use and cannot be disabled.
Windows memory diagnostics. To run it type memory into the start menu and press enter, or click windows memory diagnostics.
RIMM memory
It uses a heck of a lot less memory than Windows does, the exact amount depends on what you've installed. Otherwise it depends on your hardware.
bad memory and defecteve memory,,, memory is not installed.