L2 Cache not supported on latest P4 ???
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Download  "Intel® Processor Identification Utility"  from\n"http://support.intel.com/support/processors/tools/piu/sb/cs-014921.htm"\nInstall it and run it. It will detect and identify the Intel CPU that you have and let you know hte L1 and L2 cache in your processor. The L2 cache is inbuilt to the processor. Its the best utility for Intel Processors you can get.
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There is a option in the preference the maximise compatibility for older versions.\nYou also can save in other formats like TIFF/JPG
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have you cleared your temp internet files\n\nalso it depends what all you're doing at the same time, like running a p2p or something
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make sure you have service park 1 before 2. and your computer need some other security update before service park 2, so I'll advice you to enable auto update so in that way it'll download accordingly.
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Clean your cache.\n\nMake it a trusted, allowed and exempted site.
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re install your drivers and then go to HP and download the update drive for it or go to driver.com!
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Compatibility problem.\nTwo options, upgrade or degrade source & destination.\n\nIf you find and download only *.itl, it could complain about other files. So, don't be focused on this particular Library.itl only, and choose one of two options.\nI prefer upgrade to degrade.
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well first you have to downgrade your psp to a 1.50 or 2.7 SE-B\nbut if you do downgrade it might break your psp so be aware then you have to get devhook ultimate installer and then chose what you want then click install its pretty complicated, but if you have a TA-82 board (or something like that) then you cant do anything
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Most l/tops have their processors soldered onto the M/B howvere ther are some that aren't. and with those you might be able to upgrade tem to P4
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Download it right here:\n\nhttp://cp.sonybmg.com/xcp/english/updates.html
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Had & still have the same problem with the P3150 model.\nInstall/Reinstall does not help.\n\nLexmark are no help!
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I had the same problem.  First I started using Amish back door site, then my problem was solved by switching from ME to XP.  You should also try defragging.
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Do you mean Virtual Memory or Cache Memory?\n\nCache Memory does not depend upon your operating system, or your current running condition. Cache is available on your processor and is put there by the manufacturer when he made your processor. For example the Celeron processor has 32kb of L1 Cache and 128 kb of L2 Cache. The Pentium IV has 16kb L1 and 1 MB L2. You cannot change the amount at it is on the die of the processor itself.\n\nIf you need to find out how much cache you have, you need to know which processor you have and just look up the specs on the net, possibly on the manufacturers website.\n\nIf on the other hand you mean virtual memory, this is an operating system specific setting and can actually vary with usage or how many programs you have open. At default settings windows manages the virtual memory size. you can find out the size at any moment by opening the task manager (press ctrl-shift-esc)and go to the performance tab, the page file usage gives you the size of your current vitual memory. This becomes higher if you have a lot of programs open at the same time.\n\nYou can fix the upper and lower limits on this memory and also which partition it is saved on :\nright click "my computer" and choose properties\ngo to the "advanced" tab and hit the properties button for "performance"\ngo to the "advanced" tab, Hit the "Change" button and make your settings. If you are not sure what you are doing, i'd recommend leaving these settings alone, you can seriously destabilize your system.\n\nHope that clears things
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You may need Java.  Download a Java update.
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go to www.oldversion.com  thats what i did because the new version always logs me out. follow the links, you will find it :)
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try downloading another copy of the update.
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goto:\nhttp://support.intel.com/support/go/downloads....