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I've been having a few problems with my computer. Earlier today I was running Dreamweaver, Photoshop and AOL, but after a while AOL told me that there was not enough space to run it, this is odd because I don't have much on my hard drive.

 

Anyway, I was wondering if any of you might be able to help, I was thinking of defraging the hard drive but am not sure if it is the right course of action. To put you in the picture here are some details:

 

Local Disk: Free Space - 23,913,889,792 bytes, Used Space - 6,084,968,448 bytes

 

System Properties: System Resources - 23% Free Memory = 128.0 MB of RAM

 

I would be grateful for any help. Thanks.

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System Properties: System Resources - 23% Free  Memory = 128.0 MB of RAM

That's the problem, you are running out of memory. What system are you running 98 or XP?

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System Properties: System Resources - 23% Free  Memory = 128.0 MB of RAM

That's the problem, you are running out of memory. What system are you running 98 or XP?

I am running 98. I thought that the memory seemed quite low but I cannnot understand why as over the past few weeks I have actually been deleting several unwanted/old files (mostly text files, about 10 word documents and 30 jpegs).

 

I recent weeks I have also started designing a website for my parents who are starting a new company, but this only takes up 2.47 MB.

 

Thanks for your responce VaBeachGuy

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It's your RAM that's your problem, not the hard drive memory that your thinking of. You were running too much stuff at the same time and your computer couldn't keep up.

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