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  I use LR CC on a laptop, when you try to export a picture to an external hard drive, I am now without apparent reason to get the following message.

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  . (1).
  .....

  I tried to increase the size of the file several times,

  I left LR

  I restarted the computer.

  
  

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  Thanks in advance

  
  

  @stu

  Not because of the number of pixels, in this photo and the chosen level of quality there is no possible way to create a JPG file to the size of file you requested. You must change your export settings.

  Show us a copy of the export dialog box, so we can see clearly the part file setting and the size of the Image.

  Also indicate the number of this image (width and height) pixels after cropping (as appropriate) and prior to export.

• T410s Ultrabay problem - hard drive requires more power

  I'm working on upgrading a T410s to give it as a gift to my girlfriend. I've already upgraded the ram and had to replace the screen and both went very well.

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• somehow I have scratched my order of device driver / & audio volume from my hard drive and now I have no sound. What have I done?

  somehow I have scratched my order of device driver / & audio volume from my hard drive and now I have no sound. What have I done?

  Fujitsu lifebook

  Hello

  Thank you for writing to Microsoft Communities.

  Until we start troubleshooting on this issue please provides us with additional information by answering a few questions below, this will help us better solutions to the problems.

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• Can I get the Win 7 on a hard drive with multiple partitions without erasing all the data on the disk

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  If you use HP recovery disks to reinstall the operating system, you are right that they reformatted the whole HARD drive before installing the operating system.  As far as I know, has no way around that.  The only thing I can suggest is to make sure that you are able to get the installers of any program that you need before you restore the PC and maybe do two backup copies of all your personal data, just to be sure.

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• Transfer of files from the old HARD DRIVE to new computer without an old computer. (He's dead - can not use) I have the hard drive, but need help to transfer my old files and settings.

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  I CAN DELETE TO INCREASE MY RAM?

  I DO DELTE SAVED ITEMS IN MY FAVORITES TO INCREASE?

  PLEASE INFORM ME PLEEEEEEEEZ!

  I HAVE NO MONEY TO BUY A MEMORY CARD

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  HOW CAN I INCREASE MY RAM WITHOUT HAVING TO BUY A MEMORY CARD...

  I CAN DELETE TO INCREASE MY RAM?

  I DO DELTE SAVED ITEMS IN MY FAVORITES TO INCREASE?

  PLEASE INFORM ME PLEEEEEEEEZ!

  I HAVE NO MONEY TO BUY A MEMORY CARD

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  First stop typing in all capitals, as this is considered as yelling and is rude.
   
  RAM is physical memory and to increase the size of the physical memory in the computer, you need to buy more memory.
   
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  Registry change warning

   

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