I do get "Not Enough Memory to Run this Application" sometimes when I boot
up and the desk top appears, I simply reboot and all is well. However,
sometimes when the screen is showing the desktop and I try to execute
Explorer the mouse and keyboard lock up. I have done most of what was
suggested but change the hard drive. I assembled my computer 5 years ago
with just the items I required.
"James Hanley" <jameshanley39******.co.uk> wrote in message
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> "A. Mishra" <namaste977@cox.net> wrote in message
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> > it's the memory
>
> are you the op or have you seen the ops computer?
> i'm just asking 'cos i'd like to know what symptoms bad memory can
> have. I've never had that problem. The symptoms of bad memory that
> i'm aware of - in windows - are blue screens of death mentioning
> invalid memory references. I'd have thought the mouse and keyboard
> would use their own memory registers - shouldn't touch RAM. Those
> registers would be addressed like RAM, but wouldn't be RAM. If the
> keyboard buffer is in RAM, then it'd only be in a few locations. So
> i'd expect other problems, like blue screens of death.