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February 6th 09, 03:17 PM
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Memory upgrade causes loss of wireless connectivity
I have an Acer 9410 notebook with Vista Home Premium. It came with 1gb of
memory which I have been trying to upgrade to 4gb. The new memory installs OK and the system sees it. However, the system no longer sees any wireless networks. But when I install just 2GB, wireless works OK. The Acer specs state that it is upgradeable to 4gb. But I've read that upgrading above 2GB can be a problem with Vista. Is this true? Is this a wireless driver issue? Has anyone run into this? Last question - Does 4GB vs 2GB really make a difference in system performance. (just normal usage - no heavy duty gaming) Thx - Tom 
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February 6th 09, 09:58 PM
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Memory upgrade causes loss of wireless connectivity
Hi
Vista x32 would not use the whole 4GB. So the difference between 2GB and whatever else might be achieved does not worth the effort. http://www.aiotutorials.com/2008/08/...-x32-tutorial/ Jack (MS, MVP-Networking) wrote in message ... I have an Acer 9410 notebook with Vista Home Premium. It came with 1gb of memory which I have been trying to upgrade to 4gb. The new memory installs OK and the system sees it. However, the system no longer sees any wireless networks. But when I install just 2GB, wireless works OK. The Acer specs state that it is upgradeable to 4gb. But I've read that upgrading above 2GB can be a problem with Vista. Is this true? Is this a wireless driver issue? Has anyone run into this? Last question - Does 4GB vs 2GB really make a difference in system performance. (just normal usage - no heavy duty gaming) Thx - Tom
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