how do i get my computer's memory back?
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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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Use Crucial's Memory Tool Advisor.\n\nhttp://www.crucial.com/index.asp
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You can use software like "FinalData2", I have been in this before and helped someone here in Yahoo Answers to recover his hard drive (Check my best answers).\nIf you like I can go again with you and help you too, send me your e-mail, and mark me as best answers.\n\nXLMan
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double click on mycomputer\nselect cdrive and right click\ndo disk cleanup\ndo defragmentation\nscan your computer for virus,trozan,worm,spyware\nif found clean it\nget a registry cleaner (free download) and clean your registry.\ndelete all your .bak files\ndelete all files which are not required\ncheck your virtual memory setting\nif none of these solve your problem\nthen take a backup of your data\nand reformat your hard disk and reinstall software\nif this also does not solve your problem\nthen increase RAM, increase Hard Disk\nif this also does not slove your problem\njust open up your cpu and with the help of screw driver\nremove parts by parts and hit it with hammer.\nonce it gets spoiled, buy a new system
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Step.1 Throw out old PC.\nStep.2 Buy new PC\nStep.3 Welcome to 2006.\n\nThere is no amount of memory that you can add to an old system with only 12Mb of mem that will make it perform any better. Your PC is a tortouse and needs to be severely replaced; unless of course, you just use it as a space heater, then 12Mb should be fine....
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i recommend that you use a software to free the ram memory held by unwanted processes. one handy as well as free software is Cacheman.\nu can read a review on this software at :\nhttp://www.pcworld.com/downloads/file/fid,5267-order,1-page,1-c,alldownloads/description.html\n\nu can download the software at:\nhttp://www.download.com/Cacheman/3000-2248_4-10216523.html
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not enough memory, possible virus, malware, and spy-ware, and old registry's may need to be deleted
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You could try the System Restore which takes you back to a time when your computer was working good. Go To: \nstart\nprograms\naccessories\nsystems tools\nsystem restore\nThis process is completely reversable. And does not remove your personal files. Just go back one checkpoint at a time until your puter is working good again.\nE
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Yes! A memory dump is very severe. You might have a severe spywayre or hijacker on your computer. Your best bet is taking the computer in for a look or completely rebooting your computer to new.
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I assume you mean hard disk space. To check that just open "my computer" then right click on the C: drive and hit properties. It will show you a little color coded pie chart telling you how much space you used and how much is left.\n\nIf you really want to know about memory then right click the taskbar (XP) then hit task manager. In the performance tab it shows how much memory is being used.
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Reformat and reload you hard drive.\n\nCoach
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If you don't wish to reformat your drive, you could defragment your computer. Also if your operating system support system restore, clear the restore point will also help the gain back some memory space. To do that, right click on My Computer, then click on Properties. Then go to the tab System restore. Check the box Turn off system restore on all drive. Click apply then restart your computer. By doing this it will clear away all the system restore point. Next we can configure the computer to set a limited space for the system restore point. Go through the same step where you come to the tab System restore, uncheck the box you have just check. Then click setting beside the drive (i.e. C) then drag the bar to allocate the amount of space for system restore point. Click apply.\nHope this help.:)
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try 'system restore'. under 'all programs' go to accecories, then system tools, there you'll see 'system restore'. go back to a time before you had that program installed
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Hi,\n\nYou will need a file recovery program. Here are a few that are free.
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try a system restore.
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Clean it up before you possibly add more RAM.\nDownload the following specific programs for free and learn how to use each after temporarily turning off system restore.\nGoogle free downloads from majorgeeks.com:\nHijackthis\nHijackthis log\nAVG anti-virus\nAd-Aware anti-adware&#92;\nSpybot anti-spyware\nGood luck!!!
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http://iobit.com  there you can get advanced windows care personal  it has a tool to free up memory and to clean your pc of other problems to keep computer running fast.it also free's up virtual memory.