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(Tut) How To Get More Memory/Space On Your Computer (GB's!)
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Here are some ways to get some more memory on a computer.

1. Monolingual
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What this does is it erased all the extra languages on your computer that you don't use. Be careful with it though because if you delete a language you need im not sure how you can get it back.

Before you do this, here are some languages i recommend you keep:
Every English language there
Chinese
Japanese
French
Dutch
And any other popular language


How to use Monolingual

1. Download
2. Open it up
3. Check the languages you want to delete
4. Click remove
5. Wait a few minutes
And You saved yourself lots of memory

2. Deleting downloads
This is a very simple way to get some memory back. If you are like me and download lots of stuff, then you will most likely have a huge downloads folder. You might want to do this

Here are the steps on how to delete some downloads:
1. Locate and open your downloads folder
2. Sort by most memory
3. Delete anything you dont want/need anymore
4. Empty Trash

Credit to -Johnny-
1. Go to 'Start'
2. Search 'Disk Cleanup'
3. Let is Scan your Files (May take 2-10 minutes, depends on computer speed)
4. When its done, it tells you how much you can cleanup
5. Check mark all the boxes you wish to clear some space for
6. Let it run and get some more space when its done!

*It will close the Cleanup page when it has been completed *

I am not responsible for any mistakes or problems in these processes.

Please thank topic, hope i helped


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I would change the title of your topic as memory usually refers to RAM.
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cool, nice tut man
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-Hangman- wrote I would change the title of your topic as memory usually refers to RAM.

thanks for the tip, i did.
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This wouldn't free up RAM. RAM is Random Access Memory and used when lot's of applications and/or processes are running at once.
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i_r_Trolling wrote This wouldn't free up RAM. RAM is Random Access Memory and used when lot's of applications and/or processes are running at once.

ok thanks, someone told me to add it and i didnt know what it meant
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IntoTheStorm wrote
i_r_Trolling wrote This wouldn't free up RAM. RAM is Random Access Memory and used when lot's of applications and/or processes are running at once.

ok thanks, someone told me to add it and i didnt know what it meant


I told you to change the title to something else not memory as memory mean RAM.
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Ill just leave it the way it is now
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Run the Disk Cleanup Tool! Its a really great way to free up some memory space on a harddrive. If you have never done it before you will get a few gig cleaned up at the least. For Windows 7/Vista just search it on the search bar on the start menu and for XP right click on my computer then properties, it should be there somewhere. Hope this helps.

Rushen.
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Great topic. I may recommend this later.
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