sometimes i feel like a total computer retard hahah
i have no clue how to do that.
Don't feel bad, I'm a computer geek (it's my major in college). I'm not sure how to do it in Vista, but I think it's like XP. Here's how to check it in XP (if this doesn't work you can call your tech support # to have them step you through it):
1) Right click on your My Computer icon and click the properties option.
2) Click on the advanced tab (across the top it's the last tab on the bottom row).
3) Find the Performance area and click the settings button (on XP it's the top area under that tab).
4) Click on the Tab marked Advanced.
5) Find the box/area marked Virtual Memory and click the button marked Change.
6) Select the radio button Custom (or if you are unsure what size to make the file, you can select System Managed Size, but I don't recommend it) and change the Initial size (MB) to at least 512 (I recommend 1024 or higher if you can spare it -- this is room reserved on your hard drive that acts just like RAM so the higher Initial value the better! 1024 MB = 1 GB )
and change the Maximum Size (MB) to at least 1024 (or if you have 1056 + as your initial/minimum, you can use 2048 (2GB) or higher if you have the system resources. )
This change will help your entire computer run more smoothly, and your computer will tell you how much space you have and how much it recommends (always try to go above the recommended for your minimum amount). You may have to reboot after making these changes and you MUST be logged in as an administrator.
Good Luck!!