but there's a trick for win7 32-bit to support 4 gig ram woh. i tried, it works too.

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2155007

do you sure it doesn't bring any extra problems or after effects??

means my laptop got 8GB also same with 4GB?

If you are using 64-bit Windows, you will have all your 8GB.

yay! luckily it is 64bit!

Whew, guess I have all my 4GB as well (Win64-bit). What terrifying conning power if otherwise... So I guess loads of 32-bit users got trolled big time?

i have the same problem before..
only 3 gb usable.

Upgraded to 64bit then 4gb ram is usable.

Hmm... i may be slow but is this same with hard drive as well?

Like USB able to use only a certain amount of memory?

i use this so far so good nothing happen..lol

This post has been edited by darkddly: May 25 2012, 09:01 PM

no, with a usb drive, the issue is with the file system that u use to format the drive. fat32 supports files of up to 4gb in size. which means. if that movie u downloaded in hd is more than 4gb. and your 16gb thumbdrive is formatted on fat32 file system. then u wont be able to copy it in.

What you need to do is to reformat the thumbdrive and set the file system to ntfs or newer.

depends 64 bit or 32 bit

can I move my ram from old comp to new comp?

Not really a problem anymore these days, the license for Windows 7 and above have no CPU architecture restriction, but the down side is you have to reinstall the x64 version and reactivate Windows which will take quite some time

sometimes i really wonder why they do this...

Yep

change to 64bit windows

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Thanks for your explaination

It's not a troll nor a conn
It's the limitation of 32 bit OS'es

Which part makes you think it's a conn or troll?

Not fond to any unofficial patch. Who knows what they actually did on that patch file. They could hide some code inside monitoring your activities or even making your computer as a Bitcoin zombie miners these days.