upgrading memory on your laptop

[http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert (Robert)]

I just realized that I forgot to ask you for the make and model of your
laptop.

However, it may be easier for you to just visit http://www.crucial.com/
and download the "Crucial System Scanner" to find the exact memory that
will work with your system.

I recommend getting the largest amount of memory that will work with your
laptop.  If it isn't 8 GB or more, then you should just get another
laptop.  These days you need at least 8 gig to run most applications at a
decent speed.

(BTW, if you do get rid of your laptop, I'd be glad to take it off your
hands.  Given that I don't run Windows, I can run alternative operating
systems that run much faster on old hardware.)

I think the Crucial web site will also provide instructions on how to
actually upgrade the memory once your receive it.

Call me if you need further help.