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by fred07
Hi
Sounds like your memory is not fully seated or you have incompatable chips.
If you are using one chip then reseat it.
if you are using 2 64 meg chips then one is incompatable with the other.
Go back to original chip and see if the problem corrects itself.
fred
by cruffin
Uninstalled/reinstalled IE6
by mrbill-
Check your RAM to make sure they are seated properly. Also check your pagefile size:
on desktop right/click My Computer, select properties. Go to Performance tab, click [CHANGE] button. In initial size put at least 150, in Max put same. Click [SET] button. Check your regestry size to make sure you have enough memory, but not more than 2x current. [OK], [OK], [YES] to restart.
Hope this helps.
Bill
by cruffin
Uninstalled/reinstalled IE6
by jschein
The message your are receiving is not from actuall memory, but virtual memory. Easy fix...
Right click my computer, goto properties....
goto advanced tab and you should see performance options. Your virtual memory is probably set at 75-125... Depending on the space available, you need to increase tht size to al least 257mb min and max.
Good Luck.
by cruffin
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