An interesting read and high level explanation of Windows 7 memory usage - The usable memory may be less than the installed memory on Windows 7-based computers.
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Windows 7 memory usage
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Thanks! (I'm happy to report that all 8 GB in my Windows 7 64-bit PC are usable 
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I'm not claiming that all MY memory is accessible - just that of my PC 
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Hans,
Is your Win 7 of Ultimate or Enterprise version?
Is your Win 7 of Ultimate or Enterprise version?
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Hans,
That may explain why you're so happy with your Windows 7.
Nonetheless, I resolved 99% of my Win 7 issues with a clean-install. In particular, I like the Win 7's Clean Install. In fact, most program settings is automatically preserved in Windows.old.
That may explain why you're so happy with your Windows 7.
Nonetheless, I resolved 99% of my Win 7 issues with a clean-install. In particular, I like the Win 7's Clean Install. In fact, most program settings is automatically preserved in Windows.old.
Regards,
Armstrong
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