Bill asks about ReadyBoost I have an Compaq Presario, it has two slots for ram. I have read that this computer, only 3 years old, can only take two gig ram because that is all the mother board will allow. I do have three USB ports that are not being used. Now to my question, will the 4QB… Read More »
Do you like virtual kisses? Virtual friends? Virtual reality? Really? You can stop reading now. If you’d prefer a real kiss to a real one (be quiet EB!), then keep on reading. After reading several letters we received this week, we could tell that a lot of people don’t quite understand the difference between virtual memory and physical… Read More »
William wants to know why computer manufacturers are pushing 64-bit machines I would like to know why most all computer brands are now trying to sell 64 bit in place of 32 bit, is their a good reason for this? Please let me know as I am thinking of replacing my wife’s computer. Our Answer The answer is… Read More »
Do you like virtual kisses? Virtual friends? Virtual reality? Really? You can stop reading now. If you’d prefer a real kiss to a real one (be quiet EB!), then keep on reading. After reading several letters we received this week, we could tell that a lot of people don’t quite understand the difference between virtual memory and physical… Read More »
A ReadyBoost enabled USB flash drive can be used as extra RAM on your Vista and Windows 7 computer to increase your system speed dramatically! While it is very easy to do, keep in mind that even if you have auto-run enabled for external devices, you will still probably have to manually enable ReadyBoost. Keep in mind that… Read More »
Madeline asks about virtual memory Twice now i have a popped up notice that says: “Windows low virtual memory”. Please explain to me what this means. Thank you, Madeline Our answer There are two main types of memory: Physical Memory – called RAM and Virtual memory which is memory that Windows creates from unused hard drive space. When… Read More »