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| Upgrading. Think carefully before upgrading your computer or your software. Replacing your hard drive with a bigger one means transferring your programs and data to the bigger hard disk which can be tricky. The most effective and trouble free upgrade would be to increase the amount of memory called RAM in your present computer. Buying the latest printer could mean that you also have to buy a USB card and a USB cable. Carefully check the requirements of any new hardware or software because your present computer may not be able to cope with it. |
Upgrading
by
buying
the
latest
version
of
Windows
may
require
new
drivers
for
your
printer,
camera
and
scanner.
Your
computer
may
not
be
able
to
cope.
For
instance
Vista
needs
2Gb
of
RAM
to
operate
at
least
a
the
speed
of
XP.
Upgrading software can be problematic, you may not have enough RAM memory, or your hard disk may be too small for the new program. |
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