Extra Laptop Memory/Hard Drive ?
925477
I wouldnt let him use it to begin with! Password protect it! He is gonna download some bad crap one of these days and you WILL be payin out the bum to get it fixed!
516553
yes u can, u can either get usb/pcmcia or serial. \ni would speak to your local pc shop to see what would be best for your make of laptop.
379863
to make it clear, 1GB = 1024mb\n\nand in case you still don't know what laptop to buy, i would suggest to have a look at the Dell Inspiron E1505\nhttp://www1.us.dell.com/content/products/productdetails.aspx/entnb_e1505?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&~ck=mn#
1036160
you need more memory.  go to any electronics store and get more, and just ask a sales rep there what would be best for your laptop.
848755
External hard drive, flash drive,and/or burn to dvd/cd if size permits.
157053
I had the same problem with my 2.5" hd in my Sony Vaio laptop.\n\nPCG-R505\n\nI just had to install a new hardrive.  It was good though, becuase I was able to get one for easily under $100 and DOUBLE my diskspace.  Check out www.pricescan.com for the best deals!
86432
crucial.com sells good memory, and they even have a program that will tell you exactly which memory your computer can take.\n\nGood luck!
239713
You have this listed under laptop, notebooks...\n\nAll you have to do is install more RAM... I assume this is what you are looking to do.  Go to Crucial Technologies... I wouldn't buy from there though, just use the system scan, they will tell you what you already have, and what is available to add.  Then either go to Tiger Direct or Comp USA.. and get some.  I just slapped some pny in mine, and it's working so much better!  Make sure you let them know it's for a laptop or notebook as well, as they are differant
1022454
Yes, you can.  It's on the hard drive.  Make sure the service technicians do not plan to wipe your hard drive prior to returning your laptop to you.  A good tech won't, but the bozos at places like Best Buy often do.
470423
external harddrive, or change out the old one to a larger one
631462
Try checking your hard disk memory!
304546
There's usually a panel you can unscrew on the bottom. It's actually very easy - you don't have to take the whole thing apart. The one drawback is generally laptops have a lot fewer RAM slots than desktops. You'll want to check to be sure you can add it, as you may need to consider instead replacing what you have.
182719
Contact your laptop Vendor. They should provide this.
447219
Before I answer this question you need to understand what memory is.  Memory is RAM (Random access Memory) measured in Megabytes or Gigabytes or on a really old computer Kilobytes. My laptop has 768MB (megabytes) of RAM.  Deleting files and un-installing programs wont do anything to your memory (unless they are programs running in the background such as virus killers which use a certain amount of memory to run) RAM is a temporary way your computer exchanges information it is fast and volitile (i.e when you switch your computer off or restart it erases itself).  When you load windows up it stores certian small programs in RAM in order to access them quickly. The memory I think you are talking about (and lots of people make the same mistake) is your Hard Drive which is the disk drive inside your computer which stores the operating system (i.e windows XP) and your programs.  The reason why people get this confused with there RAM is that Hard Drives and RAM capacity is both measured in GB and MB (Gigabytes and Megabytes)  If you want more RAM then you need to get someone who knows what they are doing to install a memory stick inside your computer.  If you want more hard drive space, yes you can delete files you dont want.  But only remove what you dont need, if you want to remove programs, dont just delete them from your desktop (that just removes the shortcut to the program) click on start/control panel, double click on Add/Remove programs, click on a program you wish to remove and click on remove.  You can free up more space on your hard drive by using disk cleanup.  Click on Start/All programs/Accessorys/Sytem Tools/Disk cleanup.  Then tick all the files that have at least 1KB next to them and click on ok then yes.  If you still don't have a lot of hard drive space then you could get someone in the know to either fit another hard drive (so you would have 2) or copy all the stuff accross from your old hard drive to the new unit and sell your old HD on Ebay (make sure you get your expert to low level format it first or the buyer could access your personal files)  I recomend a HD size of 80 GB if you are just an average user and 160-300GB if you deal with a lot of chunky video files.
421957
Usually on laptops, there are removable covers that hold the hard drive and ram. Flip your laptop over, and look at the bottom. There should be a cover(probably two or three) with a screw in it. It is the one that's about three inches wide and four or five inches high. Remove the screw and pop the cover off. Remove the metal case (if there is one). Unscrew the hard drive and screw the other one in. Now put everything back the way it was.
1072058
YOU CAN UPGRADE IT BY ATTACHING ANOTHER 40 GB HD.\n\n\nTHATS VERY EASY AND CAN FIX IT YOURSELF.
495548
have more memory installed