Do you have enough computer memory in your PC? Perhaps you have the wrong memory or it's not properly installed or it could be a defective card.
If you recently purchased a new computer and have a memory problem it could be anything. In this case, its best to work with the dealer you bought the computer from.
If you are installing new memory in an older PC and your computer beeps when started or you have an error message at startup and nothing happens, you could have the wrong memory.
RAM or Random Access Memory are replaceable circuit boards on your computer's main system board. They contain micro chips that hold all of the information that your computer uses when it is running.
Your operating system (Windows) will load into this memory as well as all other programs that are currently running. When a program is closed down it is cleared out of this memory making room for another program to load in. When you shut your computer off, this memory is emptied completely.
When you install new software programs or upgrade your computer operating system, you may overload the RAM and your memory gets overworked. You may need to add memory to handle the new programs. You can find memory at many different places. I recommend trying either Crucial.com or TigerDirect.
There is a good chance that you have a RAM memory problem when:
There are several different types of memory on the market. I explain more in my computer memory upgrade page.
If you're pressed for time and unsure of installing memory, Aztec North can troubleshoot your computer and determine what type of memory is needed and then install it.
