My pc problems

I could not figure out the relationship of the hard disk with the memory.
try change the memory dimms put 512 in bottom and 1gb in the other possition and see what amount of ram you get

I have checked the specs of your PC notebook, I can see that you can upgrade the OS of your notebook to windows 7, because your PC passed the requirements for the windows 7 OS.

I hope you have a great day.

Probably you have used the wrong RAM module in the upgrading. You must be using 1 GB PC2100 RAM instead of PC3200 in order to have a complete 1 GB of RAM.

Hi.

This unit has a Pentium 4 2GHz single core processor, and does support Windows XP SP2.

The standard memory installed on this unit was 256KB RAM, in order to run XP efficently you will need to upgrade the RAM. I suggest upgrading RAM to the maximum amount allowed of 2 GB RAM.

To upgrade the RAM to 2 GB you will need 2 modules of 1GB PC2100 184 pin DIMM ECC each.

Micron 1GB DDR RAM PC-2100 ECC

Hi,
I recommend that you switch to Windows 7 without upgrading your RAM. Windows 7 is a lot faster, better and uses less RAM than Vista. Recommended RAM for running Windows 7 is 1GB but I have installed them on a Centrino 1.5GHz with 768Mb of RAM and they run perfectly.
So make the upgrade to Windows 7 anyway and if you feel that you need more power then you can get more RAM.
Also, download Windows 7 upgrade advisor to check if your pc is compatible. Download upgrade advisor here.

Yes, you can upgrade it to 1 GB RAM.But I recomend you to change it to 2 GB RAM (two 1 GB RAM).It will boost your performance tremendously.

Consider1 GB RAM with 600/666 Mhz.

Windows Vista recommended system requirementsWindows Vista Home Basic

• 1 GHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor
  
• 512 MB of system memory
  
• 20 GB hard drive with at least 15 GB of available space
  

Home Premium / Business / Ultimate

• 1 GHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor
  
• 1 GB of system memory
  
• 40 GB hard drive with at least 15 GB of available space
  

Source: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-vista/get/system-requirements.aspx

ask for ddr1 ram of 1 gb.also take your old ram which is at present in your pc to match the locks with the new ram.
it will cost u near to 50$.
thanks.

change to Windows XP,
windows vista will not support with *********** board
it will support more then 865 chipset

I have a friend who has an Acer Aspire 5315 running Vista and it was pretty slow right out of the box with 1gb of ram. I upgraded his Ram to 2gb and it ran moderatly faster and smoother. Vista is a demanding OS because it's so graphical in nature. Windows Vista requires more ram then XP plus a better CPU to run smoothly. His had a 1.6ghz Celeron which is not that great of a CPU to begin with but uping your ram will usually up your performance a few degrees. Be careful with cheap ram it can run hot and unstable. Make sure go with a name brand PNY, Corsair, Kingston, etc. Don't just buy House ram (generic) because it's cheap. It's not worth wasting your money on junk ram.

Hope this helps. M~