Hello- I run Windows 7 Ultimate, 32 bit, and am getting messages that I have too little memory Here is what system info tells me Installed Physical memory 4.00GB Total Physical Memory 2.44GB Available physical memory 603MB Total virtual memory 2.43GB Available virtual memory 480MB Page file space 0 bytes Does this look right? My Bios is a 2006 by AMI (I am not a techie)

Hi joe, 32bit operating systems are not designed to support more than 2GB. 64bit OSs will support more than 4GB memory. In your case the only option could be to upgrade Windows 7 32bit to 64bit. The upgrade process will be a clean installation, that means all the data will be gone and you will need to re-configure your computer.Regards, Enamul Is this helpful? Then please click on the Vote As Helpful button. Is this an answer? Then click on Mark/Propose as an Answer

You need to provide the exact make, model, and series of your system. The maximum for 32-bit is about 3.25GB. But, if your system has on-board video, built-in, you can lose up 1GB to be used for video memory. Contact the manufacturer of your system for correct information about your system. This is not a Windows 7 problem. This is due to manufatrer's design.Please remember to click Mark as Answer on the post that helps you, and to click Unmark as Answer if a marked post does not actually answer your question. This can be beneficial to other community members reading the thread.

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