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If you are noticing slow performance in Windows Vista, one of many contributing factors may be the health of your RAM. Windows Vista comes with a RAM testing application and in this guide you’ll learn how to access and use it. Many users have reported increased performance after using this test; thank you for your feedback!
Use the Windows Vista Memory Testing Tool
Press Start, type memory in the search bar, and press Enter
Select Restart Now and Check for Problems
Your computer will restart and run a memory diagnostic. This test may take up to 30 minutes.
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Rich is the owner and creator of Windows Guides; he spends his time breaking things on his PC so he can write how-to guides to fix them.
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I use this, and still run the same… In my opinion Windows Vista is nothing but an unstable Operating System.
I use this, and still run the same… In my opinion Windows Vista is nothing but an unstable Operating System.
I use this, and still run the same… In my opinion Windows Vista is nothing but an unstable Operating System.
Thanks for sharing the information.
Vista is perfectly fine. Just need the right hardware.
Vista is perfectly fine. Just need the right hardware.
Vista is perfectly fine. Just need the right hardware.
So many people complain about vista, but it runs flawlessly for me. Seriously, I don’t think it’s fair to label it “unstable” when the only “flaw” really is that it needs decent hardware.
So many people complain about vista, but it runs flawlessly for me. Seriously, I don’t think it’s fair to label it “unstable” when the only “flaw” really is that it needs decent hardware.
So many people complain about vista, but it runs flawlessly for me. Seriously, I don’t think it’s fair to label it “unstable” when the only “flaw” really is that it needs decent hardware.
Agreed, the only time Vista gives trouble is when I knock my RAM loose or my old hard drive starts acting up. (I don’t have a case on my computer, hence the RAM being knocked, as well as other parts.)
Agreed, the only time Vista gives trouble is when I knock my RAM loose or my old hard drive starts acting up. (I don’t have a case on my computer, hence the RAM being knocked, as well as other parts.)
Agreed, the only time Vista gives trouble is when I knock my RAM loose or my old hard drive starts acting up. (I don’t have a case on my computer, hence the RAM being knocked, as well as other parts.)