Internet Caf 2000 system There are often several computers that show a low level of virtual memory

1. Custom virtual memory, the general default virtual memory size is to take a range value, it is best to give it a fixed value, so that it is not easy to produce disk fragmentation, the specific value is determined according to the size of your physical memory, generally 128MB physical memory set 2 -3 times, 256MB set times, 512MB set 1-times, 1GB set times or not. If you're using 512MB of RAM, the virtual memory is 512MB or 768MB, or 1024MB if it's too small.

2. It is best not to set the memory in the same partition as the system, the memory is dynamically changed with the use, and the C disk is easy to produce disk fragmentation, which affects the running speed of the system, so it is best to set the virtual memory in the disk in other partitions with large remaining space and not commonly used disks, such as D and F, so as to avoid the system from carrying out frequent read and write operations in this partition and affecting the system speed. Virtual memory can only be one in a computer and can be placed in any partition of the disk.

3. The method of setting virtual memory is: right-click on my computer - Properties - Advanced - Performance Settings - Advanced - Virtual Memory Change - Click on C disk - radio selection "No paging file (N)" - Settings, at this time the virtual memory next to C disk will disappear;Then select the F drive, select "Custom Size" - enter the values in the "Initial Size" and "Maximum" text boxes below - "Settings" - OK - Restart, and the setting is complete.

Then use the XP system, and it will be fine to reinstall it once.

Increase the memory or increase the virtual memory, open a lot of things, and the temporary data is not placed.

If your system virtual memory is too low, you can right-click on "My Computer" and select "Properties Advanced Performance Settings Advanced Open Virtual Memory Settings", you can reset the maximum and minimum values, add values by multiple of the physical memory, or change the storage location of the virtual memory, and set it to other hard disk partitions with larger capacity, so that the system virtual memory has enough space and makes the system run faster.

There are three solutions to virtual memory that is too low:

The capacity of the custom virtual content (automatic by default) is too small and can be re-sized.

The disk where the system is located (generally C disk) has too little free capacity and a large number of running programs, and virtual memory is usually created in the system disk directory by default, we can usually delete some unused programs, and move useful files such as documents and data to other disks, and clean up the "** station", so that the system disk remains more than 1GB of space, or the virtual memory is defined under other free space under the drive letter.

The free capacity of the system disk is not small, but because of frequent installation, ** software, and repeated deletion caused by too many file fragments, it is also easy to cause one of the reasons for the lack of virtual memory, virtual memory needs a continuous space, although the disk free capacity is large, but there is no continuous space, and the virtual memory area cannot be established. You can defragment with Disk Utility.

Change to a full-fledged computer and play again.

The Windows operating system uses virtual memory to dynamically manage runtime swap files. In order to provide more memory capacity than the actual physical memory for use, the Windows operating system occupies the hard disk.

A portion of the space is used as virtual memory. When the CPU asks for it, it reads the data in memory first. When the memory capacity is insufficient, Windows writes the data that needs to be stored temporarily to the hard disk.

So, the size of the computer's memory is equal to the actual physical memory capacity plus the size of the "paging file" (i.e., the swap file). If needed, Paging Files uses all available space on your hard disk.

How to expand virtual memory.

1. Click Start, point to Settings, click Control Panel, and open the Control Panel window.

2. Double-click "System", the system pops up the "System Properties" dialog box, click the "Performance" tab, and then click the "Virtual Memory" button.

3.Or below to Windows

For example, the drive letter where the virtual memory is transferred under XP introduces the setting method of virtual memory: go to "Open Control Panel System", select the "Advanced" tab, click the "Settings" button in the "Performance" column, select the "Advanced" tab, and click the "Change" button in the "Virtual Memory" column to enter the "Virtual Memory" window;

Select the system drive letter in the drive list, then check the "No paging files" option, and then click the "Settings" button; Then click on the other sections, select the "Custom Size" option, set the values in the "Initial Size" and "Maximum" values, then click the "Settings" button, and finally click the "OK" button to exit.

Then set it up yourself.

Virtual memory, generally about 1G of virtual memory is about the same.

It can also be placed in times times of your actual memory.

My Computer, Properties, Advanced System Settings, Advanced, First Settings Inside.