How do i increase the shared display memory from 32 MB to 64 MB in windows?
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you dont do it in windows ( you restart the machine ) go into the bios ( using delete or F2 ) or however you normally get into the bios and it will tell you when its starting up how to do this.\n\nYou then go to the shared graphics memory option and increase it to 64mb\n\nAs for where it is in the bios ( check with your motherboard manual ) IF you dont have it , then find it on the internet by searching for your motherboard manufacturers site and then from there find your specific make and model of motherboard and there should be a download section ( You will be able to download it in pdf format ) you will need adobe reader to be able to view them :)\n\nIf you need more help email me :)
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Sometimes when you are low on virtual memory it can mean that you have too many programs running at the same time. The more programs you run at once the more virtual memory you use. There is a section of your hard drive that the computer uses as swap space/virtual memory while you run programs it stores some of the files there when your RAM starts getting filled up. \n\nYou can increase the size of your virtual memory by right clicking on My Computer and choosing properties, then choose the advanced tab and under performace choose the settings button. Once that opens there should be an advanced tab there too and there you can change the size of your virtual memory. I think the default is somewhere around 768mb you may want to up that to 1gig. \n\nAlso you can just watch what you are opening and don't open many programs at once. \n\nFound a few links for you to read up on virtual memory\n\nGood Luck~
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You can add virtual memory
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www.crucial.com\nsome of the memory may be diverted over for video memory.  There may be a setting in the BIOS.
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po-up saying your virtual memory is low or is it something more like "you need more memory, click here"\nif its "virtual memory is low or has been adjusted" then that is something windows does....you can increase your virtual memory by right clicking on the my computer icon, select properties and go to the advaced tab...then under performance click on the settings button, then the advanced tab then under virtual memory click on the change button......you can select the drive and how much or little virtual memory is used on each hard drive or you could go with the reccomended or set it manually.\n\nIf its the second possibility "click here to fix" that is more likely some sort of adware.
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Make sure you have the latest service pack for windows, go here to check:\n\nhttp://update.microsoft.com\n\nAlso; are you using enough memory?  If you click control + alt + delete,  check out your total memory and what you have available.  If you're running short, it may be time to upgrade.
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do you have onboard grapics? If so it could be the shared memory eating up 8MB.
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if you are using windows XP do this\nRight click on my computer --> proprieties --> advanced --> performance(setting)-->choose adjust for best performance\n\nthe go to advance -->virtual memory(change)-->\nallocate the paging file in the partition that dose not containing your operating system and it should equal 1.5*ram size , in your case 256*1.5 ... and choose no paging file in your OS partition
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I would guess that you are running to high a resolution. Try running in safe mode, to do that restart your system but when it says its loading Windows, start hitting F8. From there select safe mode, then when windows is loaded, right click on the desktop and change the resolution to either 800x600 or you could try 640x480. if those do not work, you may have a problem with your monitor. How old is the monitor? Maybe the monitor cant handle the video card.
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Try checking your hard disk memory!
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You don't. The amount of video memory you have depends on how much is built into your video card, or your motherboards on board video. You can't increase it without getting a new video card, anymore than you can increase the amount of ram you have without buying and installing new ram.
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Well yes and no, You can specify an amount of your hard drive to be used for virtual memory which is basically ram. Windows will decide the amount automatically but you can change theses settings. \n\nIf you want to do this. \n\n1. Right click on the "My Computer" icon and click on "Properties"\n2. Click on the "Advanced" Tab\n3. Then under "Performance" click the "Settings" button\n4.  In the "Settings" Box that opens click on "Advanced" again. \n5.  The bottom option lets you specify the amount of virtual ram you want.
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i dont think there is anyway to increase your video memory without changing your video card and with your current mother board i dont think you can keep a video card of higher memory say a  128mb geforce 6600
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yes u can increase ur video memory in the BIOS setup
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This Notebook can not update video card, it only Integrated Intel® Extreme graphics up to 64MB shared
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See - How to Increase Free Space on Your Hard Disk\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/179798
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A few tips for getting your  PC to run a little better.\n\n1. Right click My Computer\n> Click Properties  \n>Click Advanced tab at the top.\n>In the Performance box click settings,\n>Click Adjust for best performance and Apply.\n2. In the same window click on the Advance tab.\n>in the Virtual Memory box click Change,\n>In the Paging file size for selected drive click Custom size,\n>You can put what you want in the initial size, depending on how much hard drive space you have, I put about 2000-3000, it is not going to work like upgrading RAM, but it does help, when you've determined how much to put in click OK, then apply. You might have to restart your computer.