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Shared Video trouble
I'm running a toshiba notebook that I got two days ago. I installed a RAM upgrade (1526 MB). My computer currently has 32 MB of graphics memory, but I need to increase it. My card uses shared video, and can go up to 256 MB, but I don't know how to allot additional memory to video. Can anyone tell me how?
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Re: Shared Video trouble
When you 1st turn on the laptop, it will say hit whatever key for setup. Hit that key. Go into the bios program and on one of the pages it will have a place to change this.
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Re: Shared Video trouble
I tried doing that. My computer's BIOS doesn't let me change anything related to memory (RAM, video, virtual, etc) at all. Nothing in the instruction manual or on the Toshiba website has helped. Does anyone know any way besides the BIOS to change video memory?
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