I'm finally found my system info can some tell me how much memory Im running on 512.00mb ? :(

look up CPUZ and install it . Run it. It will tell you what kind of ram you are using. Then do a search of that type of ram. Hope this helps

I have had very good luck with the crucial memory advisor, and can recommend their memory as a reliable and often competitively priced upgrade for your system. Go to www.crucial.com and either install the advisor software or type in your system information. You can find out how much ram your system has installed by going to the control panel> system and reading the summary on the general tab. It will say something like 1 Gb ram.
The crucial advisor will tell you what type of memory is compatible with your system, and how much it will take. For more general info on the subject, see here.
Finally, you may find more detailed info available at your computer manufacturer's support site, depending on the particular maker. Search there for 'upgrade ram.'

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Hi,
You'll find Memory Card near to battery. Open the battery door to find Memory Card.

Have a nice day.

What flashing light ? Check engine ? You either have a bad engine misfire that could lead to a destroyed catalytic converter . Or a problem with Throttle Actuator Control (TAC) System. The A/C making a horrible noise , the A/C only has two moving parts the compressor an the compressor clutch coil , your compressor is locking up an you hear the serpentine belt . You'll burn up the serpentine belt . Your to vague in you posting suggest you take it to a qualified repair shop .

All this info can be found on the computer once she's up and running. Just go to System info under "Help" section.They know you didn't need to see that sticker for the info.

the light should blink all the time without running down your battery, that tells you it's working. pull one fuse at a time and see if any are blown for your locks. you may need a new battery.

The best site to get the info on what memory you need is here at Crucial.com, run the tool and it will tell you what memory you have and the max and type you can fit

I don't wish to sound rude but if you don't know how to do this, you prolly should just let windows continue managing it. A few wrong keystrokes can have major repurcussions

I purchased a new computer which was Vista..It also told me the same thing. I deleted it because I knew I had the memory..I did that 3 times then finally it worked..

Yes the game should run but at pretty low settings due to the graphics card :(