Mike
December 12th 03, 07:46 AM
>-----Original Message-----
>My computer has 128MB of RAM installed but after I
>performed a Recovery on Windows XP Home Edition, it has
>gone very slow and shows 64MB RAM.
>
>Although other aplications that I used to detect my BIOS
>show that 128MB is installed.
>
>What should I do to make good that error?
>.
> if your video card is built into your mother board, your
video and system will share memory. If your video card is
using 64 mb of memory (kinda unlikely) then When you
right click my computer and hit properties you will only
see 64 mb
You might want to upgrade to 256 or 512 since windows XP
takes up a large amount of RAM too.
>My computer has 128MB of RAM installed but after I
>performed a Recovery on Windows XP Home Edition, it has
>gone very slow and shows 64MB RAM.
>
>Although other aplications that I used to detect my BIOS
>show that 128MB is installed.
>
>What should I do to make good that error?
>.
> if your video card is built into your mother board, your
video and system will share memory. If your video card is
using 64 mb of memory (kinda unlikely) then When you
right click my computer and hit properties you will only
see 64 mb
You might want to upgrade to 256 or 512 since windows XP
takes up a large amount of RAM too.