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• When my PC comes out of hibernation I get a message that "settings have been automatically changed to cause low-memory for operation Aero"

  * - Original title - Win7 settings

  This is related to other issues on Win7 Aero performance. I have a Core i5 processor 2310 2.9 GHz CPU and a videocard from ATI (AMD) Radeon HD 6570 (I don't know the exact specifications but minimum memory for this model is 512 MB). Well, this should be enough to use Aero. However, when my PC comes out of hibernation, I get a message that the settings have been automatically changed because of not enough memory for operation Aero. Why is it so?

  Hello

  1. have you made changes on the computer recently?

  2. is specific to hibernation question?

  3. What is the accurate and complete error message?

  Method 1.

  Open the Aero Troubleshooter: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-IN/windows7/open-the-aero-troubleshooter

  Guided Help: Troubleshooting Aero in Windows 7: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/976170

  Method 2.

  You can try to change the power settings and check if that helps.

  Power management: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/products/features/power-management

  Method 3.

  You can also update the display drivers and check.

  Update a hardware driver that is not working properly: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-hk/windows7/Update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work properly

  Refer.

  Sleep and extended: frequently asked questions: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/Sleep-and-hibernation-frequently-asked-questions

  I hope this helps.

• Can I put in my minimum memory of the Satellite C660 - 1 M 4 for Intel Hd Graphics?

  There in no option in BIOS v 1.9. I just need for simple game, but there are a few problems with the onboard graphics with dynamic memory. If there is an option to set a minimum usage of memory for Intel HD G propably the game would go.

  Thanks for help.

  JL

  As far as I know, everything runs automatically, and you cannot manually change the memory.

• Memory minimum allocation for Vista Business Edition with Visual Studio 2008 VM?

  Long time listener, first time caller...

  Please excuse me if this question is answered somewhere else, I tried from Google and it came only with a response that was sort of what I was looking for, but was specific to a Macbook with Fusion...

  I want to create a Vista Business Edition (SP1) virtual machine with Visual Studio 2008 (which I think also is delivered with SQL 2005 Dev Edition) and I was wondering what the minimum memory allocation should be for this in order to make it work properly?

  Thank you

  Jim

  Hello and welcome to the forums.

  Amount of minimum support from Microsoft for Vista Business is 512 MB and 768 MB or more recommended for Visual Studio.  1280MB is the minimum.  Personally, I do not want anything less than 2 GB to a virtual machine with Vista and Visual Studio - 1 GB each.

  One of the great benefits of virtualization is that you can start this virtual machine with 1.5 GB and try it.  If the memory is not sufficient, then it is simple to give another 0.5 GB to the virtual machine and try again.

  Good luck!

• Add video memory for Pavilion a410e

  I have an old HP Pavilion a410e Tower (2.07 GHz AMD Athlon XP) running Windows XP Home Edition which I want to connect to my HDTV to stream internet video. When I start the program, Boxee, I get a message that I have<128 mb="" video="" memory.="" is="" there="" a="" simple="" (i.e.,="" easy="" and="" fairly="" inexpensive)="" way="" to="" increase="" the="" video="" memory="" for="" this="" use?="">

  dkayw wrote:
  

  The max that I can choose is 64 MB, what is the difference between PCI and AGP video cards? It would be better for the HDTV display and work better with limited system memory? Thanks, Deb

  Deb, AGP is a newer technology and is considerably faster than the PCI ports.  So I suggest an AGP video card.  Now, that being said, I am not sure how well the computer will run with an HDTV because HP supports only 1 GB of system memory.  Additionally, make sure that the power supply unit (PSU) has enough power to run the card you choose correctly.  You can check the wattage in opening the case and by reading the label on the power supply.  The minimum power requirements should be available on the manufacturer's website.

• Error FSX Gold - "the graphics card does not minimum requirements for support of shader."

  I just bought FSX Gold and I have installed two of them, but when I click to open it it says "the graphics card does not meet the minimum requirements for the support of shader. This product requires a geForce3/Radeon8500 class or a better graphics card. Flight Simulator will now quit. "I went to support to see what happened and he said the need Shader 1.1 or later so I checked my Shader and he said he was Shader 2.0. you guys can tell me what's wrong.

  Details:
  CPU -  Intel (r) Core (TM) 2 CPU Quad Q6600 @ 2.40 GHz
  Speed of the CPU to 2.4 GHz Performance rated at: 5.28 GHz
  GB OF RAM - 6.0
  OS - Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium Edition Service Pack 2 (build 6002), 64 - bit
  Video card - Intel (r) G33/G31 Express Chipset Family

  • Video RAM - 287.0 MB
  • 3D - Yes
  • Hardware T & L - No.
  • Pixel Shader Version - 2.0
  • Vertex Shader Version-2. 0a

  Version of DirectX-11, 0
  Sound Card - Realtek High Definition Audio
  Free disk space - 356.3
  DVD - ROM - HL-DT-ST DVD-RAM GH10L

  That's all. I hope you can help!

  Hi Man Com,.

  I suggest updating the video drivers from the manufacturer's Web site and make sure that direct X is enabled in the graphics card Control Panel conrtol.
  For more information, you can consult the following articles:
  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly

  The problems of the game performance

  You can also read the following article and see if it helps.

  Solving graphic problems in Flight Simulator X

  Hope this information is useful.

• 4 GB memory for vCenter

  Hello

  I have a 2 cluster hosts with a vCenter Aplliance. By default, it take 8 GB memory for the device. I have 16 + 8 GB in total, then could I set it up with 4 GB of memory?

  Could I have any problem?

  Thank you and best regards.

  Depending on the size of your environment, you could get serious problems because the minimum supported memory size is 8 GB, see: vCenter Server Appliance hardware required

  And another possible problem, is that if you get the problem, VMware can refuse your vCenter management if they do not meet the minimum hardware requirements,

• Minimum SGA for Test Db

  Hi all

  11.2.0.1

  RHEL 6

  What is the minimum SGA or memory that I can return to my database of Test, with me as the only user?

  I want to just save some memory for an another instance of Test Db versions create.

  Thank you

  pK

  Hi Petra,

  First you must set the MEMORY_TARGET parameter to an initial value and after a few days of test use after the query to determine the appropriate value.

  Select * from v$ memory_target_advice

  There is an example of data link below.

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B28359_01/server.111/b28320/dynviews_2060.htm#REFRN30465

  Best regards

• Requirement of minimum hardware for PC Client Oracle11gAS

  as a topic, can someone give me some comments? Thank you!

  Assuming you are referring to the Fusion Middleware 11, I start by saying that it is a set of product of many components and installation options. Able to offer only a recommendation for hardware would depend strongly exactly what you plan to install and make with this installation.

  I recommend the product installation guides. That said, when you look at the minimum requirements for the memory (RAM), I would recommend that you consider adding at least 15 to 20% more than what is document. Remember that these are minimum for installation and basic usage and requirements no conditions to actually use these products in production with charge.

  The product documentation
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E21764_01/index.htm

  The system configuration required
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/HTML/E18558_01/fusion_requirements.htm

  Also note that in most cases, reference to the (strong RAM) is for the product and not necessarily the box. Unless otherwise indicated in the document, you must consider everything that you are running on the computer including the operating system. So, for example, if the installation guide says you need a minimum of 2 gigabytes of RAM, it does not consider this as the needs of the OS. Therefore, in this example, consider the 2gig documented increased by 20% (as suggested above) plus about 1.5 GB for the operating system and other minor applications running, would need you about 4gig of RAM just to install and run the basic features. In many cases the documentation now means 'minimum RAM' and 'available RAM. 'Available RAM' in the document refers to the RAM and swap (virtual memory). My recommendation does not refer to trade. Although the documentation is correct and works, you'll be much happier with more RAM installed.

  Bottom line, in the case of RAM, more is always better. However, remember that on some 32-bit OSs, there is a limit on the amount of RAM available. Be sure to check the documentation for the operating system for more details.

  I forgot to mention, your question would be probably better feedback on the 'application' space forum server:

  Oracle Application Server - general

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  Published by: Michael Ferrante, August 2, 2011 10:21

• What is reasonable memory for Firefox use?

  Title says it all-

  What is reasonable memory for Firefox use?

  The normal use, I am an average of 1.2 G or about memory (of 16 G total); is this normal? Don't not maxing out at all but I was wondering.

  How to define and measure the use of memory for Firefox? Activity monitor? I use Firefox to write this. In the activity monitor, I see Firefox to 347 MB and Firefox Web Content to 259 MB.

• Adjustable memory for NB550D resources

  So after upgrading the memory in my NB550D to a module of 4 GB (3 GB usable) steals the netbook, but I noticed the HD 6250 graphics uses 1 GB of memory for himself, obviously such a graphic of a budget entry has not even need half of this sum, especially that the screen is only 1024 x 600 , so if an admin is to check this, I wondered if in a future BIOS, an option could be added to adjust the amount of GPU memory?

  I'd rather have the GPU using approximately 256MB and rest in the direction of memory system, it does not require as much memory.

  Hey,.

  Who knows if Toshiba released a BIOS where you can adjust the graphics memory but such a function isn't known to me and I doubt it will happen.
  The memory of the graphics card will always be controlled automatically and there is no value that you can change.

  I mean that even 3 GB of RAM is really enough for performance netbook and I doubt you need more RAM and even some programs need more RAM you can use the virtual memory on the HARD drive.

• Question about the upgrade memory for my Satellite M40-307

  Sorry for the newbie question. But if I have 512 MB of memory for the time being, what are my upgrade options?

  Do I have to buy pairs of memory? So I can or buy 2 x 1 GB = 2 GB, or 2 x 512 MB = 1 GB + 512 existing. Or can I say just buy a single 512 MB or 1 GB chip?

  Since no one wants to answer:
  1. check if your laptop supports Dual Channel Ram (it should be, but just see the manual to be sure)
  2. knowledge of what type of RAM you have. This will add or remove a possibility of upgrade

  The thing with Dual Channel is, that you have the best performance if you use 2 RAM of the same type (really of the same type: company, size...)
  you could:
  3. Add a 512 MB of RAM of the same type you have
  3 b. buy 2 pieces of new RAM of the same type (1 GB + 1 GB, or 2 + 2 GB) and do not forget that your laptop supports this quantity (once again: manual to check)

  You will also find in the manual, if your computer supports DDR or same DDR2 RAM (faster)

  If you have lost your manual, you can download it here on the toshiba Web page

  I hope I could help a little.

• Upgrade memory for Satellite 2800 400

  I am trying to upgrade my ram to 128 on the laptop. After following the instructions for the instillation, that I turned the laptop on to find that it was slower than before and that the new ram had not registered as 128, and always thought it was 64 in someone can help me solve this ir is there anything I can do?

  Hi Ben

  Maybe you used the memory modules bad.
  As far as I know that you can upgrade memory for max 192 MB
  The 64 MB has been installed in an internal memory and cannot be deleted.

  I found these compatible modules:
  PA3003U - 1 M 03 32 MB
  PS3004U - 1 M 06 64 MB
  PS3005U - 1 M 12 128 MB

• Pavilion p6608f: upgrade memory for p6608f

  Hello, my Pavilion p6608f came with 4 GB of RAM. I want to upgrade. By HP features, the motherboard is a MSI ms-7613 and it should support up to 16 GB of RAM (4 x 4 GB DIMMS). I bought 4 DIMM which seem to fit specifications, but the computer wouldn't POST after installation. I tried reseating the DIMMs, but no luck. My hypothesis is that the memory is not compatible.  I'm unable to find good information on the compatible memory for this computer on the site of Kingston, MSI site, or the site of HP. (Any ideas on one) why the memory I bought is not compatible and b) how to find compatible memory?

  Thank you.

  Saw that Crucial guarantees their recommendations, I'd go with it.  You may contact their Customer Service to see what they have to say if you are still skeptical.  I have recommended Crucial memory for years without reports of incorrect memory being received.

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• Source for 2 GB memory for NB100-12 has

  Can someone tell me where I can get the upgrade of memory for my NB100-12 2GM has? How much does it cost? To install it, I have to remove renovate 1 GM and replace it with the new memory or what is the procedure?

  First, a question - you run the pre-installed Windows XP version? If so, I'm not sure that it will support 2 GB of RAM - no one knows with certainty? + Official + the NB100 only supports the 1 GB, so I would check before you spend the money...

  Assuming your OS + fact + allow 2GB, I suggest that you try Crucial - good memory, quality service and a fair price. If you go to the following link, you can enter the details of your netbook, and it will provide a link to the correct memory:

  [Crucial memory | http://www.crucial.com/uk/netbook/index.aspx]

  Looks like it's about £20 now - prices have risen lately :( You could get a memory that of + a bit cheaper, but then you'd have the hassle of work exactly what to get.

  In terms of editing, you need to remove the cover on the bottom of the NB100 (it is set by a single screw). Remove the existing RAM and mount the new stick. Replace the cover and restart - job done :)