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Computer Help and Support

MrYikes

(720 posts)

2. WOW you are fast!!!!

Reply to lastlib (Reply #1)

Tue May 21, 2013, 10:44 AM

May 2013

and the RTFM caused a laugh and memories from long ago.
I had researched and found that 1 gb was the most that could be used (more researching now shows that 2 gb is the top amount,,oh well.)
I was now searching on how to enter BIOS, cause I don't remember and found something I never knew
hitting ctrl, alt, s, will bring up the computer model, serial number, etc.,,,cool.

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upgrading memory [View all] MrYikes May 2013 OP

RTFM-- lastlib May 2013 #1

WOW you are fast!!!! MrYikes May 2013 #2

Getting into BIOS varies from model to model...... lastlib May 2013 #3

Yes you must do these steps precisely! whistler162 May 2013 #4

Touch the case Mnpaul May 2013 #5

10 years old and you bought memory for it? DainBramaged May 2013 #6

I am a liberal, I wouldn't have the heart to put Vista on anything. MrYikes May 2013 #7

I run Win7 Go Vols May 2013 #8

I have an HP desktop purchased in 2005.. truth2power Jun 2013 #9