I have San disk Cruzer with 1GB memory, what is the best way to load my pciture files?
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Okay, First, Cruzers aren't built to hold pictures.  you need a Micro Cruzer.  Micro Cruzers, obviously from microsoft words, are specially designed to hold pictures, music, publications, slide shows, documents, and even GAMES!!!  you need a Micro Cruzer.
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try this one first\nLocal>Disk>From Image\n\n:> peace
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You can get a SCSI card that will snap into a PCI slot.  Make sure you get a terminatior on the end of your SCSI Chain or you'll not be able to use the drive.  Set your jumpers right too (or you'll fry it and/or the card)
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Try Filelodge, or Photobucket, both are free... but beware, if there servers crash your pics are gone! External hard drives are cheep, 100gig for $60-$70 I use one for my music & pictures...
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Enable 48-bit LBA Support for Large Hard Drives should help you out.\nhttp://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/1115/
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My corporation uses a program called: Encryption Plus Hard Disk from a company called PC Guardian\n\nalso to increase virtual memory you can adjust the available memory limit under the advanced tab of the system properties dialog
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Yeah.... Disk Director is a good choice. It can accomplish this task easily and quickly. But why you need to have fat32 file system? Note that if you have fat32 system you aren't able to have files larger than 4 gigs on your pc.
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well all computers have memory mine has 1 gig u mite hav run out of memory
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use crucial.com\n\nyour ram is 2.5v
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I bought a San Disk at Circuit City for around forty dollars which has several different slots for all kinds of memory cards. You plug it into the side of the Dell and put your memory card into the proper slot in the San Disk and you are set! It works great!!!!
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you'll just need to reset your virutal memory..\n\nvery very simple :)\n\nlets go to the start button at the lower left hand of your screen\n\nthen goto your "control panel" \n\nnow find and click "system" \n\n\nnow click the "Advanced tab" \n\n\nunder  "Performance" click "Settings"\n\nagain click "Advanced"\n\nUnder "Virtual memory" click "Change"\n\n\nif you have multiple hard disks just follow these steps more then once....\n\nHighlight your Hard Disk or Drive (C:&#92; or another)\n\n\nclick  "System Managed" then click "Set"\n\nThis will prompt you to re-start your computer, just restart\n\n\nThere you go, \n\n\nWindows needs the paging file always, even if you have 4GB windows XP pro is desgined to allocate stuff to the paginf file to increase performance. You should never turn your paging file off\n\nhope this helped\n\n-christian-\nA+,Network+ ,MCP
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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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Simply add more ram.\n256 less than adequate.\n512 adequate\n1gig plus is ideal
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Very easy to find on the internet:\n\nhttp://www.qdigrp.com/qdisite/eng/Products/A5-133.htm\n\nRam: Maximum would be 768 SD Ram\n\nHard drive space is limited depending on what operating system / file system you are using. If you are using NTFS then almost any size hard drive will be recognized. If you are using an older operating system such as Windows 98 and have Fat or Fat32 installed then you will have troubles recognizing over 80g. The way around the old Fat limitation would be to partition your hard drive in partitions of less than 80g or try to find a patch from Microsoft that addresses the issue.\n\nPartitioning large harddrives is always a good idea though, as it limits defragmentation and keeps your hard drive running longer and smoother.
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You could do as suggested with Disk Utility as well.  Try making it into a Sparce Image.
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There are memory optimizer type programs for computers. Try Tune-Up Utilities 2006 (free 30 day trial) It has a memory optimization section in there.\nhttp://www.tune-up.com/\nfree to try for 30 days, great program. \nRAM is pretty dirt cheap now, easier to just put some more in.
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your problem is not the ammount of memory your pc can handle but the type it can use, see computer memories have different names and numbers those mean the type of memory that it is and the ammount of Hertz that the speciffic stick is rated at. The best thing to do is to get the same kind of memory stick that you were previously using and make it 2Gigs or 3 that way, dont worry, nothing is broken, it is just a symple mistake.