computer problem

pur3p1n0y · **Posted:** November 17th, 2005, 7:43 pm

when i open any window(i.e. internet explorer, my documents, windows media player, etc) it does not appear on the bottom so when i minimize it i wont be able to take it back..

and also when i wanna play a video it says .. CANT PLAY VIDEO. LOW MEMORY (first time to happen)

Adbot · **Posted:** November 17th, 2005, 7:43 pm

jrdgames · **Posted:** November 17th, 2005, 8:47 pm

Please fill out this form:

Code:

[list]Operating System: 
Ammount of Ram: 
CPU Speed and Type: 
Program Error is Happening in: 
[/list]

I dont know why your windows wouldnt be showing up in the taskbar (thats what "the bottem" is called) but you should be able to bring the other items back up by pressing "alt" and "tab" if you have more than two windows then hold "alt" down and press "tab" until you get to the window your looking for, although maybe someone else knows what the problem is ive never had this happen to me.

And Free Ram XP Pro should help solve your memory problem.

fill out the form and let us know if this helps.

pur3p1n0y · **Posted:** November 18th, 2005, 9:10 pm

the free ram expo site doesnt wanna work.. can u plz give me the url so i can type it?

pur3p1n0y · **Posted:** November 19th, 2005, 1:57 pm

also i dont know how to answer those..idk how to know em

jrdgames wrote:

Please fill out this form:

Code:

[list]Operating System: 
Ammount of Ram: 
CPU Speed and Type: 
Program Error is Happening in: 
[/list]

I dont know why your windows wouldnt be showing up in the taskbar (thats what "the bottem" is called) but you should be able to bring the other items back up by pressing "alt" and "tab" if you have more than two windows then hold "alt" down and press "tab" until you get to the window your looking for, although maybe someone else knows what the problem is ive never had this happen to me.

And Free Ram XP Pro should help solve your memory problem.

fill out the form and let us know if this helps.

Evelyn · **Posted:** November 19th, 2005, 2:04 pm

To find...

Operating System:
Right-Click "My Computer"
It says Windows [version]

Amount of RAM (Random Access Memory):
Hit CTRL+ALT+DELETE
or Right-click the taskbar and click on "Task manager"
Click the"Performance" tab
Under "Physical Memory"
Total is the amount of RAM in Kilobytes

CPU Speed/Type:
Right-Click "My Computer"
It's in the lower right corner.

Program with Error:
It's Obvious