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August 22nd 09, 09:40 PM
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Shared graphics memory in vista
Mark wrote:
My adapter information says Total available graphics memory 2431MB Dedicated Video memory 1024mb System video memory 0mb Shared system memory 1407mb And that is just fine. Don't worry more about it. Your applications will use it if they need it. 
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August 22nd 09, 09:44 PM
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Shared graphics memory in vista
"Bill Daggett" wrote in message
news  Mark wrote: "nomore" wrote in news:2AF79FFE-0C73-403C-B8D2- : Did you shut off the motherboard graphics in the BIOS? If not I strongly recommend you do so immediately. Not sure how to do this! I downloaded and installed a bios update on Thursday as I was recommended to do on the hp website and since then I have had a bit of an issue with my compaq presario. When you switch it on or restart for whatever reason it takes an astonishing 5 minutes to load up windows! Everything is ok when windows eventually does load though. Can I use the system restore disks to restore the computer to its original factory state or is there another easier way to fix this possible bios problem? You can not reverse a BIOS update. Since when???
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