You have a bad memory stick and the computer is disabling it to allow you to run.. but at greatly reduced performance. You can buy new memory here:
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Well there is certainly a RAM related problem. You have to open your RAM Module, Clean its golden coloured edges and reinsert it properly. Then start your laptop to see if it changes anything. If everything remains same then you have to replace your RAM.
Be very carefull if you open your RAM. Consult your Manual first.
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This is a hard drive problem, perform a complete thorough reformat of your drive again.. If that doesn't work, there is a good chance the HD is NOT suitable for Windows. Either That OR the RAM is faulty... usually though it is the HD.
SOURCE: Just bought a new 120G HD for my Dell Latitude
While the "memory loss" won't cause a major problem, you will be annoyed by the repeated message. A couple of things may be causing this. One, Windows changed the virtual memory size. This is an area on your hard drive that the computer uses to store stuff when the on board ram isn't large enough to handel it. the other thing that may be happening is you have a memory module going bad. You must remember that the hard drive size has nothing to do with the memory size. That is, your ram memory is what handles most of the processing of information. Your hard drive is just a storage place. Like a file cabinet in your office.
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you have a memory module that is most likely failing.
http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/ins1545/en/SM/memory.htm#wp1180190
Try modules individually, see if one has no issues and the other has problems. Replace the one with issues.
www.crucial.com for replacements
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