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Is it possible that my memory status is bugged on (C??

I got down to about 1gb and deleted stuff went back up to 3gb but now whenever i install somthing (i just installed almost a gig of programs) or download a movie or somthing its going up and not down..right now its 3.29gb, could it be bugged?

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Originally posted by Scone
Is it possible that my memory status is bugged on (C??

I got down to about 1gb and deleted stuff went back up to 3gb but now whenever i install somthing (i just installed almost a gig of programs) or download a movie or somthing its going up and not down..right now its 3.29gb, could it be bugged?

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as i mentioned in 1 of your other threads. WinME had problems , i had a Burnt copy of Me, what did it do few days later?.. it Crashed. so i went back to 98

ok thats wierd

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Originally posted by Demandred
as i mentioned in 1 of your other threads. WinME had problems , i had a Burnt copy of Me, what did it do few days later?.. it Crashed. so i went back to 98

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well i've had this problem to with a copied xp HE and its what you said it crached

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Originally posted by Scone
Is it possible that my memory status is bugged on (C??

I got down to about 1gb and deleted stuff went back up to 3gb but now whenever i install somthing (i just installed almost a gig of programs) or download a movie or somthing its going up and not down..right now its 3.29gb, could it be bugged?

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What do you mean with "memory bugged"? Oh, that's not memory, it's hard disk space. I didn't understand your problem, but if you are using Windows ME, remember that System Restore takes some space.

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Originally posted by Demandred
as i mentioned in 1 of your other threads. WinME had problems , i had a Burnt copy of Me, what did it do few days later?.. it Crashed. so i went back to 98

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Well, there's not too much difference between ME and 98 if we talk about stability... Between those, I prefer ME, but it just depends on how each one work on your PC and the quality of the drivers for each one (you can't expect stability with crappy drivers ).