what does the size of your mb"s have to do downloading issues?
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If you need to clear up disk space, the easiest way to do so is running the Disk Cleanup Wizard:\nStart button > (All) Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Disk Cleanup.\nHTH
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If you mean if you have 18.2 GB free hard drive space and you want to download a program that is 512mb, I'd say go for it, after all, that is barely 1/18 of your hard drive.
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I know that the quality of MS's error messages is not stellar, but somehow I doubt that's the precise message. Could you copy down the actual text of the message and edit it into your question?\n\nIs it saying that your drive is reporting errors, or is it saying that it is unable to install because ... (some specific reason)?
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that means you don't have any more room on your hard drive. try buying an external hard drive or burning some files to dvds/cds. that should help.
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Some things to consider.  You didn't mention OS; I'll have to assume WinXP.\n\n1. By default, about 12% of your drive is allocated for Windows "System Restore".  This is overkill I believe and I've throttled mine down to 4%.  I'd say a gig or two is about what you need.  To change settings:  right click on "My Computer" -> Properties -> System Restore\n\n2. By default, Internet Explorer uses an obscene amount of disk space for its cache.  Drop this down to between 50-100MB.  Unless you do a lot of offline work or are on a dialup connection, 50-100MB is all you need.  To change settings:  In Internet Explorer, click on "Tools" menu -> Options -> Temporary Internet Files -> Settings.  Move the slider down to a more reasonable point.\n\n3. Lots of unnecessary junk you forgot about.  Do a search of your entire hard drive based on file size.  To do this.  Open Windows Explorer -> Press Ctrl-F to open Search Companion -> Click on advanced, select "by size", look for files greater than 50MB in size.  Be careful and delete only those you KNOW that you don't need.\n\nIt's quite likely you have a 100MB video clip somewhere, an old game you downloaded played once and never again--things like this.\n\n4. If after cleaning, you still need more space, then go ahead and buy another drive.
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what size is the hard drive? How old is it? Hav eyou tried to install prior to making new partitions?
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I forget the requirements for roadrunner, but 32mb probably isn't enough.
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Typically these are "Compressed Drives" managed by some Windows/3-rd party Compression utilities.\n\nYou would observe that big files take time to get in/out of such network folders.\n\nRight click on those folders and select properties. You will find difference in their "Size" and "Size on Disk" differing..\n\n.:Fishie:.
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You should include version for all these sizes:\n640 x 480\n800 x 600\n1024 x 768\n1152 x 864\n\nSee Digital Blasphemy for and example:\nhttp://www.digitalblasphemy.com
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Gigabyte = 1024 Megabytes\n\nRefers to:\nA) Hard Drive size\nB) RAM size\nC) Flash Drive size\n\nDoesn't apply to:\nA) CPU speed\nB) Fan speed
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• 128 megabytes (MB) of RAM or higher recommended (64 MB minimum supported; may limit performance and some features)\n\n• 1.5 gigabyte (GB) of available hard disk space.
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Depends, MB of what? usually the delete key works pretty good.
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Depends on what kind of AGP you have? 64MB , 128MB or 256MB? you need 128MB min.
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I think thats the limit! Because they give you only 22MB i Assume. If everyone starts sending in MBs 22MB isn't enough for a night!
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Two things may happen.\n1.After you download it and start installing it will say that you do not have enough ram or something like that. Or\n2.It will install but when you run it , it will take loads of time to start and will function really slow.
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chances are the file is not dowloading complete. I have ran into this problem myself and have had to just retry downloading at a later time and it works
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54mb is kind of standard and normally any kind will work. by the way, wireless connection may let you feel slow even it claims 54m.