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What does “Get display memory” mean?
I was trying to start a game called combat arms, it froze, I opened task manager and went to processes and looked around for a few seconds and my computer went to stand by after preparing to stand by. When I moved my mouse to get it off stand by I saw a program called get display memory on the bottom bar on windows XP, I think it had a symbol with an L in it or something like that. I might have accidently clicked on a link to a keylogger earlier today, but the link just redirected me to a website templates website and said the website had been removed. What does get display memory or something like that mean?
This is one reason that I now keep SEPARATE partitions. My desktop is extremely secure (compared to most systems).
I run XP on a 60GB partition with very minimal services – no theme, no networking, in fact if I turn anything else off, it can not load a desktop. I use this for playing games – nothing loads, so it’s fast to boot and does not need a virus checker or any other kind of software to run.
60GB is big enough for me to keep about 45GB of stuff, including games, defragmented after each major install/uninstall and cleaned up with ccleaner. After doing that, I take a snapshot using ‘Clonezilla’ which I save on my 2nd drive (500GB)
With the other part of the hard disk, I run Ubuntu – this is connected to internet and is completely safe to do anything else. I can play online games, I can install a few games designed for linux (though I’m not too keen on ‘desktop’ style games)…
You generally need about 45 seconds to boot to your linux desktop – and it takes just a little longer (but still only around a minute) to get to an XP desktop. Given that you play games for more than ten minutes at a time (joke…. maybe ten hours 
) it is well worth keeping it separate and safe.
My games installation has not slowed or shown any sign of change in 5 months – and my internet installation with Ubuntu gets faster. Neither is threatened by the other (no malware will touch my games, OR desktop).
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Computer Memory Saver $9.99 Saves the memory of the on-board vehicle computer when the battery is disconnected. Plugs into cigarette lighter. Use with 9 volt alkaline battery (not included). |
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9 Volt Battery Computer Memory Saver $13.95 Automotive computer memory retaining tool designed to maintain the memory of the on-board vehicle computer (CCU) when the power source (battery) is disconnected. Use of this tool when changing or interrupting the power source prevents loss of certain driveability codes, keyless entry codes, digital radio setting, cellular phone settings and other memory related functions. Prevents loss of radio function on anti-theft radio systems. ? Use with 9 volt alkaline batteryBy Kastar Hand Tools. |
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Memory Foam $9.99 The bendable MEMORY FOAM wrist rest from HandStands is a quality computer accessory |
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Gateway 4DX2 -50 Mini Computer 16MB Memory Upgrade $11.99 Gateway 4DX2 -50 Mini Computer 16MB FPM |
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Gateway 4DX2 -50 Mini Computer 32MB Memory Upgrade $15.99 Gateway 4DX2 -50 Mini Computer 32MB FPM |
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Gateway 4DX2 -50 Mini Computer 4MB Memory Upgrade $11.99 Gateway 4DX2 -50 Mini Computer 4MB FPM |
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Gateway 4DX2 -50 Mini Computer 8MB Memory Upgrade $15.99 Gateway 4DX2 -50 Mini Computer 8MB FPM |
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DSR Automotive Computer Memory Saver $26.95 ? This accessory connector plugs the OBD II head into the car?s OBD II source? Insert the male connector into an external power-source to save the electrical settings within the vehicle when the battery is disconnected? Protects vehicle fault codes, drivability codes, keyless entry codes and digital radio settings |
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Gateway 4DX Series 4DX2 -50 Mini Computer 16MB 70ns FPM SIMM 144-pin Memory $11.99 Gateway 4DX Series 4DX2 -50 Mini Computer 16MB 70ns FPM SIMM 144-pin Memory |
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Gateway 4DX Series 4DX2 -50 Mini Computer 32MB 60ns FPM SIMM 5v 72-pin Memory $15.99 Gateway 4DX Series 4DX2 -50 Mini Computer 32MB 60ns FPM SIMM 5v 72-pin Memory |
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Gateway 4DX Series 4DX2 -50 Mini Computer 4MB 60ns FPM SIMM 5v 72-pin Memory $11.99 Gateway 4DX Series 4DX2 -50 Mini Computer 4MB 60ns FPM SIMM 5v 72-pin Memory |
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Gateway 4DX Series 4DX2 -50 Mini Computer 8MB 60ns FPM SIMM 5v Memory $13 Gateway 4DX Series 4DX2 -50 Mini Computer 8MB 60ns FPM SIMM 5v Memory |
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Apple Mac mini Desktop Computer 1.42GHz 80GB (M9687B/A) 1GB DDR-333 (PC2700) Memory Kit $39.98 Apple Mac mini Desktop Computer 1.42GHz 80GB (M9687B/A) 1GB DDR-333 (PC2700) Memory Kit |
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Apple Mac mini Desktop Computer 1.42GHz 80GB (M9687B/A) 512MB DDR-333 (PC2700) Memory $19.99 Apple Mac mini Desktop Computer 1.42GHz 80GB (M9687B/A) 512MB DDR-333 (PC2700) Memory |
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Apple Mac mini Desktop Computer 1.42GHz 80GB (M9687B/B) 1GB DDR-333 (PC2700) Memory Kit $39.98 Apple Mac mini Desktop Computer 1.42GHz 80GB (M9687B/B) 1GB DDR-333 (PC2700) Memory Kit |
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Apple Mac mini Desktop Computer 1.42GHz 80GB (M9687B/B) 512MB DDR-333 (PC2700) Memory $19.99 Apple Mac mini Desktop Computer 1.42GHz 80GB (M9687B/B) 512MB DDR-333 (PC2700) Memory |
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Apple Mac mini Mac Desktop Computer 1.42GHz 80GB 1.42GHz 80GB 512MB DDR-333 (PC2700) Memory $19.99 Apple Mac mini Mac Desktop Computer 1.42GHz 80GB 1.42GHz 80GB 512MB DDR-333 (PC2700) Memory |
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Apple Mac mini Mac Desktop Computer 1.25GHz 40GB (M9686B/A) 1GB DDR-333 (PC2700) Memory Kit $39.98 Apple Mac mini Mac Desktop Computer 1.25GHz 40GB (M9686B/A) 1GB DDR-333 (PC2700) Memory Kit |
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Apple Mac mini Mac Desktop Computer 1.25GHz 40GB (M9686B/A) 512MB DDR-333 (PC2700) Memory $19.99 Apple Mac mini Mac Desktop Computer 1.25GHz 40GB (M9686B/A) 512MB DDR-333 (PC2700) Memory |
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Apple Mac mini Mac Desktop Computer 1.25GHz 80GB (MA608D/A) 1GB DDR-333 (PC2700) Memory Kit $39.98 Apple Mac mini Mac Desktop Computer 1.25GHz 80GB (MA608D/A) 1GB DDR-333 (PC2700) Memory Kit |
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