Showing posts with label memory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label memory. Show all posts

Friday, February 1, 2013

Problem connecting to internet after deleting a program?

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Ok, so I didn't have enough memory on my computer so I had to delete some things. I though I had some kind of virus I downloaded so I started deleting programs. (stupid I know) I ended up deleting a program that kind of looked like a crab? It said something about disk or whatever. I don't remember anything more than that, but after my laptop kept saying something wasn't plugged in and the internet wasn't working because of it, but on this computer the internet works just fine and the box says it is working. Did I delete a program needed to access the internet? How can I get it back? I already tired to do a recovery but no dates were saved so it wouldn't let me. Please anything at all would make me feel much better. And the sooner the better cause I'm really freaking out.

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So you have deleted the program, means that you have deleted .exe files. This means that exe plays a major role in here. Better get to know which program you have deleted and you mentioned that you have enough memory on you computer may be you do not have enough memory in RAM or harddisk.

Dont you have any antivirus? Better install a good internet security softwares like Norton or Mcafee. One option is there to get your files back which you have deleted. Go to safemode, while booting press F8 and selected safe mode. You will be asked do a system restore press "No" and selected system check point or if a program installed or uninstalled you they create a system restore point.

Better choose system restore point and press next, your system restores to that point how it will be at that point of time.

Hope you problem will be solved.
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Thursday, June 28, 2012

Checking How much amount of RAM does your graphics has?

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Every  PC comes with a certain amount of memory in video cards, thing is that to display the ongoing operations in CPU and the more capacity you have is the more can a graphic card handle the graphical data which you are using
In Windows Xp, You can check how much amount of graphic does you have.
Right click on desktop, go to properties and then to settings and click advanced button,
New window will open, then check for tab called adapter there you will find the video memory how much amount of memory does your memory card have.

In windows 7
Right click on desktop, go to personalizeàin bottom left go to display à go to adjust resolution à go to advanced settings à in adapter tab there you will find the total available graphics memorys


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