Is this a problem?

sorry but i still use XP, but i am worrying about the conflicts

Perfectly normal, and no it won't be a problem. Looking at your specs, other than maybe more ram you're good to go with either 32 bit or 64 bit Windows 7.

stormy13 said:

Perfectly normal, and no it won't be a problem. Looking at your specs, other than maybe more ram you're good to go with either 32 bit or 64 bit Windows 7.

Agree with stormy13. If you can increase your RAM it certainly wouldn't hurt. Prices have dropped considerably. You can check your system at Crucial by using their memory tool, find out what your machine will accomodate, then shop for the lowest prices.

If your system isn't exhibiting any issues, why worry about it? Notice that the section you are viewing is labeled "Conflicts/Sharing", so those IRQs and memory locations are being shared and aren't necessarily a conflict.

This info is provided so that if you are experiencing a problem you could see if their are conflicts that possibly be causing it.

strollin said:

If your system isn't exhibiting any issues, why worry about it? Notice that the section you are viewing is labeled "Conflicts/Sharing", so those IRQs and memory locations are being shared and aren't necessarily a conflict.

This info is provided so that if you are experiencing a problem you could see if their are conflicts that possibly be causing it.

I have been having problems with folders not holding their size when i open them, i expand them, shut them, and when i open them some are not expanded,and when i play the game Diablo II on line the video sometimes does not work (it turns black and you can't turn the monitor off and on) between acts
you have to go to desktop and then click on the game i have a Microtek 815C monitor

remember use small words and BIG pictures

and thank you