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    4.00GB (2.99GB usable) - How do I get 4GB usable???

    I went to HP and put in my P/N and the link I previously provided is the exact computer page it takes me to: HP Pavilion dv6200 CTO Notebook PC - HP Customer Care (United States - English)
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    4.00GB (2.99GB usable) - How do I get 4GB usable???

    "Official ram upgrade"? By that I guess you mean did I send my computer to HP to upgrade the RAM? I did not. I bought and installed the RAM myself. They are 2 (2GB) Kingston RAM chips. They are both the same and they are Kingston KTH-ZD8000B/2G. You can see the specs here...
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    4.00GB (2.99GB usable) - How do I get 4GB usable???

    It's an HP Pavilion dv6200 CTO Notebook PC. Here's the link for the exact model: HP Pavilion dv6200 CTO Notebook PC - HP Customer Care (United States - English)
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    4.00GB (2.99GB usable) - How do I get 4GB usable???

    That's the one. I upgraded it myself with 4gb of Kingston RAM. All the same.
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    4.00GB (2.99GB usable) - How do I get 4GB usable???

    It's an HP Pavilion dv6000.
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    external drive via USB in WIFI Printer

    Anyone ever wirelessly access files from a USB external drive that's plugged into a WIFI Printer's USB port? The printer can access images off the USB drive but I'm interested in using the external drive, via the WIFI printer, as a network hub for multiple computers to access all of the files.
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    4.00GB (2.99GB usable) - How do I get 4GB usable???

    It is integrated but check the specs in these new attachments. It should def not be using 1GB.
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    4.00GB (2.99GB usable) - How do I get 4GB usable???

    Running Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit on my HP laptop and for my RAM usage on the "Computer Properties" page it says "Installed memory (RAM): 4.00GB (2.99GB usable)" I've seen other laptops with Windows 7 64-bit and all 4GB of RAM are usable so I know it's possible. BIOS says I have 4GB of...
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