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2003-09-19, 03:40 PM
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Ok, so I just got a 512 stick for my woefully underpowered and old comp. Before installing that, I had a 64mb stick, and a 256 stick. I planned on replacing that 64 mb stick with the 512 one.
So, I install it and everything is fine till I try to log on with my ISP. Kept getting an error saying the connection port is invalid or busy. I figured I must have knocked something accidentally. Then, I remembered somewhere, a looong time ago, I heard that Windows 98 cant perform well with more than 512 mb of RAM. I then take out the 256 stick, leaving only the 512. Now, everythings running fine (havent tested any games yet) So, my question is, did I really just knock something loose in the modem back there? Or can Windows 98 just NOT handle 512+? Thank you in advance. 
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