How do you recover Ram which has been lost by the installation and then the installation of a program?
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I would reduce the number of useless programs that run at startup.  Go to START and click on RUN, then type MSCONFIG.   Go to the Startup section and UNCHECK some of the programs that you don't need. \n\nAlso, you might have SpyWare. You should have an anti-spyware solution on your computer. I recommend that you go to http://www.download.com and get AD-AWARE and SpyBot Search & Destory. Install, run, update and scan your computer with both programs.\n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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basically, your best bet will be to contact a 3rd party vendor, such as "Ontrack data recovery" they're on the web.
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restart your computer\n\nyour computer has a lot amount of ram left
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try data recovery software\nsearch in google u will get a lot site\ni'm giving u a link to a page , click here:\nhttp://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tg=dl-20&qt=data%20recovery%20software&tag=srch
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There are some chances you can recover them with some un-erase utilities, provided that you have deleted the files recently and nothing is written over the deleted space.
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There is a product called Undelete that can do this.  However, if you don't already have it installed, the space where the deleted files were stored has most likely already been overwritten.  The files are almost certainly lost forever.
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Either the RAM or motherboard is damaged.
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Go to control panel and select add or remove programs, it will list the programs installed on your computer and the amount space they are using
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You could try using system restore.
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Click on this link, http://www.pctools.com/file-recover/
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First, check on Crucial.com to make certain that the memory you have is the proper memory for your computer! They have a tool to help you select the proper memory.\n\nThen she goes like this:\n\n1. Turn off and unplug the computer and remove the battery.\n2. Turn the computer over.\n3. Locate the memory access panel.\n4. Remove the Phillips screw and the cover.\n5. Remove the old memory module(if your replacing it) or add the new memory modules. While handling these, do not touch the gold contacts and make sure you are static free. Static electricity will fry memory. The modules are inserted at a slight angle into the SODIMM slot with slight pressure downward till the memory module tab locks click into place.\n6.Replace the memory panel hatch and secure with the Phillips screw.\n7. Plug the power source back into the computer and turn it on.\n8. Go to "Control Panel" in Windows XP and select "System" on the "General" tab it will list information about your computer look at the RAM to make sure that the computer recognizes the added memory.\n9. Run MEMTEST 86+ to check your memory for errors. You can get it off the net, but it will have to be made to a "bootable" disk in NERO. A "Bootable" disc is inserted BEFORE you turn your computer on. The program then loads automatically and starts to run. When MEMTEST 86+ runs you'll have a blue screen with white text. MEMTEST 86+ runs a series of tests over and over to test the memory modules in your computer. If you see any red fields during the test phase, you have a bad memory module. The best way to test if you have more than 1 module is one at a time.\n\nGood Luck!
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If you are using xp then use system restore and go to a bu that was just before you errased the info it should work.
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try undo on the program, check the recycle bin\n\n:> peace
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simply do the "system restore"
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It's called System Restore.\n\nStart > All Programs > Accessories > System > System Restore.
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you could try doing a "chkdsk /r" at the recovery console:\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/229716/EN-US/
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Go to "My Computer" and Right Click on your drive where you save your files on like "Drive C". Then click on the "TOOLS" tab and select "Error Checking" and select all the boxes and click "scan." That should fix most problems like whats on your registry and RAM errors. But for serious file errors I recommend a registry fixer or a patcher. If all fails format your drive.