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Yes  we can provide you with useful information about your computer that you might not know, this will give you a chance to know what the limit of your computer is and others services that  you might find interesting.

- Ram (memory) Limit

- Hard Drive space capabilities

- Wireless security?

- Are you protected from threat?

- Do you need a physical clean up?

- What's going on inside when its turned on.

Other Services

·         Messed up Windows Registry ·         Bugs in applications ·         Data Transfer ·         Virtual Windows/MAC Installation ·         Spyware/virus ect.  Removal ·         Password Recovery ·         Network Security ·         Device Installation ·         Driver issues

·         Computer Boost/tune up ·         Physical Clean-UP ·         Control Remote repair ·         Data backup Server ·         Game Setups and installations ·         Restore CD creation ·         E-mail Setup ·         Remote Support

Vista Anoyance that Windows 7 fixes

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MSOFFICE WEB

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Windows 7 memory Limit

Everything on computers these days are just darn good for me to not talk about it. The memory limit of each Operating system is disapointing alot of people but for those who dont know much about it and want to make there little pc run LOTS OF MEMORY and become ultra powerful....well, bad new for you,you can't.

Each operating system has its limits just like a person can only have a limit with its alcohol (bad comparison, I know) But to give you a better idea of what to expect on the New Windows Operating system will run as far as memory use, Heres a small information.

Maximum RAM limit for 32-bit Windows 7 editions is 4GB, But for 64-bit additions, its as follow:

Windows 7 Starter: 8GB
Windows 7 Home Basic: 8GB
Windows 7 Home Premium: 16GB
Windows 7 Professional: 192GB
Windows 7 Enterprise: 192GB
Windows 7 Ultimate: 192GB

These limits are similar to those for Vista editions, expect that Vista Enterprise and Vista Ultimate have had their upper limits raised from 128GB to 192GB.

For more additional information please visit the Microsoft Support page for a full feature of all OS and the limted support of memory you can install in each one and other useful information you mite want to get your hands on.

 "WHAT?! windows XP is not showing your 8GB of memory?" well you can read all about it HERE.

Microsoft Assentials

With Microsoft Security Essentials Beta, you get high-quality protection against viruses and spyware, including Trojans, worms and other malicious software. And best of all, there are no costs or annoying subscriptions to keep track of.

Security Essentials is easy to install and easy to use. Updates and upgrades are automatic, so there's no need to worry about having the latest protection. It's easy to tell if you're protected - when the Security Essentials icon is green, your status is good. It's as simple as that. When you're busy using your PC, you don't want to be bothered by needless alerts. Security Essentials runs quietly in the background, only alerting you if there's something you need to do. And it doesn't use a lot of system resources, so it won't get in the way of your work or fun.

You can download the BETA version in the WORKSHOP section of silvermsyt or go directly to Cnet.com

(credit cnet.com)