- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
You can increase your RAM in two seperate ways.
The first being the more practical and less system threatening - Purchase more physical memory from your local computer hardware dealer. Another 512 DDR 400 chip'll set you back a simple $110AUD (around $74USD).
Or you can 'increase' your memory by using an application like Memory Booost Pro.
Though I wouldn't advise using such a program.
Your initial post sounds like you've got some form of nasty spyware that's somehow installed itself into your Halo folder, and which executes each time you attempt to run Halo, thus giving you that error message.
My suggestions would be to use these:
Spybot Search & Destroy - http://www.pcworld.com/downloads/file_description/0,fid,22262 ,00.asp
(SpyBot S&D is a free application with all features available.)
Alongside AdAware Personal - http://www.lavasoftusa.com/support/download/
(AdAware Personal is a free application without all options available.)
Also: update and run your anti-virus software.
Also, as mentioned priorly - It's also a rather good idea to uninstall Halo via the Add/Remove Programs menu in Control Panel, and then going into My Computer --> C:\ --> Program Files and deleting the Halo folder (if it's still there after you've removed it).
Removing the entire Halo folder should get rid of any spyware that was attached to the Halo.exe file, making it safe to reinstall Halo.