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Diesel
22 Sep 2003, 8:09pm
Have bought 7150 photosmart printer; it says minimum system requirement 64MB RAM; I only have 28MB; how can I fool it into thinking I have 64MB?

When I try to install the driver software, it says insufficient RAM

stoopid
22 Sep 2003, 8:18pm
Registry hack perhaps? But then your applications may try to write to memory addresses that aren't there... but I doubt even that will work as I believe windows checks for RAM available after each start...

timinator
22 Sep 2003, 8:40pm
rams cheap, cant you just get more? just my thought on the subject

Mt_Goat
22 Sep 2003, 8:49pm
If you are running PC133 you can probably get 256MB for less than 20 bucks.

Enverex
23 Sep 2003, 8:29am
The number 28 makes me think you are running a 486 or some other insanlely old machine, what are the specs?

NS

Diesel
23 Sep 2003, 8:49am
Specs:

AMD K6 450MHz processor
4MB hard disk

Cyclonite
24 Sep 2003, 3:33am
Ouch...

stoopid
24 Sep 2003, 1:51pm
Originally posted by diesel

4MB hard disk

Typo?

Diesel
24 Sep 2003, 4:27pm
Yeah sorry, that was supposed to be 4GB.

My old PC-XT had a 10MB hard drive!

kanezfan
24 Sep 2003, 4:33pm
and here i am complaining that my 1.85ghz athlon xp isn't fast enough. seriously, it's time for an upgrade man, at least buy some more ram. pc133 is dirt cheap these days.

Mackanz
24 Sep 2003, 9:14pm
I sure hope that you dont try to print any photos on that computer. One week for a photo and 28mb of ram in the system?

Get at least a 128mb module, 256 is even better.