Windows 7 Windows Media Centre and Windows Media Player 7

Basher

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• Jan 24, 2011

• #2

Hi,

1 Gig of memory is pretty poor for Windows 7 - stick another 1gig minimum and your pc will smile, up it to 4 gig and it will almost make the coffee for you and love you

Basher

 

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stueycaster

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• Jan 24, 2011

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Are you sure you don't have a virus or other malware? Do you have your hard drive almost full of stuff? Is your computer doing anything else that's weird?

Are you running a lot of programs? Basher's suggestion might be a good idea if you are. You might be using too much memory. 1 Gb is the minimum requirement. 2 is recommended.

 

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lilbrat14

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• Mar 22, 2011

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Basher said:

Hi,

1 Gig of memory is pretty poor for Windows 7 - stick another 1gig minimum and your pc will smile, up it to 4 gig and it will almost make the coffee for you and love you

Basher

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I have 4 gig or memory, 2.67 ghz on 32 bit win 7 system and i hear random audio problems using windows media player. it's not memory related. any other ideas?

 

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