Thanks everyone! I did a Google search and put both the sticks labeled Replace with 457437-001 in the laptop before I posted. When I booted it up it still only showed to have 3 GB of RAM, not 4. I am assuming that I have the RAM in properly because it read 3 GB. Can anyone tell me how I should proceed from here? I was hoping I would not have to just switch them around until it read 4 GB.

Luis it would appear that your hard drive is formatted in Fat32. As your error message notes, it can only create a backup up to 4 gigs making it useless for you. To check your computer click Start, click My computer the RIGHT click on the C:\ drive and click Properties at the bottom of the new window. Now look near the top and you will see whether your drive is Fat32 or the more Efficient NTFS. If your internal hard drive is either Maxtor or Seagate you can download free back up software from their site. This is a modified version of Acronis True Image and is a large file.

I went through this while selecting my own Apple tablet. I do not know much about other tablets, I heard some are very good and their prices are very competitive. Some have many features than what I need. I picked IPad to go with the iPhone and Mac I have. I also have an iPhone from work, it makes life easier because I can easily sych and transfer data among devices. I chose IPad Air due to its display size and quality. I want to have bigger viewing area for more complex diagrams, charts and photos. Also, it is easier on my eyes and for trips. My daughter loves her mini which has higher display resolution produces a little sharper images. For myself, a phone of 16GB is sufficient, but for a tablet, 16 GB is a little limited, because applications take memory space, so the actual data storage is much less than 16 GB. I knew I would add more applications when I am more comfortable with a tablet. I want plenty room to store data, photos, books, music, movies and charts. We could store things on Cloud, but the storage size allocated is limited, it charges extra for more room. I finally settled on an IPad Air with 64 GB for future growth, but for a regular user, 32 GB should be plenty. I am very happy with my iPad Air, I use it to read, play and work every day. No, I don't think we could make phone call with an IPad as using a regular cell phone. May be can call through Skype, but I have not tried it yet. The celluar feature allows data transfer everywhere, the wi-fi feature only allows receiving data at the location a wi-fi system is available. You really should try a smart phone. I love Iphone, its user interface is so sleek, intuitive and convenient. You can take a crash course at an Apple store or a cell service provider such as Verizon. We think smart phone is complicate only because we have been 'brain washed" by conventional user interface on a regular cell phone, you would appreciate it once you learned smart phone interface. Hope this helps.

That's the big question: How Much do you want to spend? What Game/Games is he looking on playing? What Processor is Required for that game/games? How much RAM is Required, I assume it's 8GB (Minimum)? I'm assuming that you need a 2GB Video Card for this game, right? Need to figure out what size Power Supply is needed and then buy from a reputable Manufacturer! For a Gaming Computer, I would recommend having one built or building it yourself. This way you can get exactly what you want, not the cheap part most Prefabs bring to the table. Although these days the major computer manufacturers do offer choices as to some of the components, but not all! For a Gaming Computer, don't skimp on the Power Supply! BTW, if he is Gaming online against others, he'll most likely want to play with a LAN Connection (Local Area Network) and not WiFi Connection. The LAN Connection will be much faster and will supply the speed at a more even rate than the WiFi Connection. For example: My Desktop LAN Connection got a Download Speed of 73.60 and an Upload Speed of 75.80. My Laptop with a WiFi Connection got a 38.60 Download Speed and a 48.90 Upload Speed. My Laptop has Better specs than my Desktop, but it really doesn't matter when talking about WiFi or LAN. If I would hook my Laptop up with a wired LAN Connection, I'd get right around the same speeds as my Desktop did.