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| Q:What is your return policy? |
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| A:We will accept items return within 30 days of receipt. Customers don`t have to provide any explanations or reasons why items is returning back.
After 30 days, only faulty items will be accepted for return. |
| Q:Do you combine shipping? |
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| A:Yes. But, please email me ,if you request combine posting. |
| Q:When can I expect my order to arrive? |
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| A:Order is usually shipped next working day after payment cleared. |
| Q:How much is the Shipping and Handling Charge? |
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| A:This informations are specified on each listing. |
| Q:Do you ship internationally? |
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| A:Yes. But only to European Union. |
| Q:Why doesn't my Windows® PC recognize the whole 4GB of memory I installed? |
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| A:Due to the limitation of Windows 32-bit operating system, when more than 4GB of physical memory is installed, the actual memory available for the operating system will be less than 4GB; Windows 64-bit operating system doesn't have such limitation. |
| Q:After adding memory I get an error message and my PC won't boot. Why? |
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| A:This error message is consistent with a couple of problems. The most common is that when reaching to install your memory, you accidentally bumped a cable (perhaps a hard drive cable).The first thing we suggest is to reseat all the cables in your computer, this includes the cable to the hard drive and hard drive power. |
| Q:My computer uses PC2700 (DDR333). Can I use PC3200 (DDR400)? |
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| A:DDR memory was designed to be backward compatible so generally speaking, you can safely add faster memory to your computer. For example, you can install a PC3200 DDR module in a computer that calls for PC2700 DDR.However, keep in mind that faster memory will not necessarily make your system faster. |
| Q:I have just upgraded my RAM. Why does Windows say I'm out of memory? |
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| A:If are running Windows 95, 98, 98SE, or ME, you may not have enough cache to handle all of your memory. Solutions to this problem can be found at Microsoft's Web site: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q253912/ |
| Q:Do I have to buy the same size upgrade as the memory module currently installed in my computer or can I mix different sizes? |
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| A:You can use modules of different densities with no problem. For example, if your computer came with a 128MB memory module, you can add a 256MB module for a total of 384MB RAM. But if you have a "dual-channel" system and want to take advantage of that technology, you will need to ensure that the modules in each memory slot are the same density. |
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