Warcraft memory problem, why is there a lack of memory when playing Warcraft?

It's not that it can't be red, it's that it can't be read, don't put it"read"with"red"Confused.

Needless to say, the second floor is very clear.

It should be that the memory module is not plugged in properly!

Cause analysis: 1. Virtual memory.

The space is not enough, and the data exchange space is insufficient and cannot work properly (virtual memory is physical memory.)

an extension when it's not enough).

2. The hard disk does not have enough running space, generally C disk.

or the partition installed by the program does not have enough space.

Solution: 1. The virtual memory is insufficient.

Method 1: Increase physical memory (i.e., add a memory module to your computer.

Method 2: Add virtual memory.

2. Insufficient disk space.

1. Find the path where the program is installed and partition the disk.

Delete useless junk files on A, or transfer large files to other disk partitions.

2. Uninstall games or programs that are not commonly used to relieve the pressure on disk space.

Changing the size of the virtual hard disk can solve the problem that the memory resources are insufficient and the Warcraft 3 Frozen Throne game cannot be played, detailed steps:

1. Right-click on the computer on the desktop and click Manage.

2. Enter the page and click Advanced System Settings on the left.

3. Open the System Properties window and click Settings under Performance Options.

4. On the Performance Options window, click Advanced Options.

5. Then under Virtual Memory Settings, click the Change button.

6. Put the custom size option here, click on the checkbox, then enter the initial size, and the maximum value, and enter a larger value in the maximum value input box.

1. Hardware problems.

The memory module is broken and there is a problem with the memory quality.

CPU cooling issues, especially after overclocking.

2. Software problems.

1) System: Windows2000 XP has very strict requirements for hardware, once it encounters resource deadlock, overflow or illegal operations similar to Windows98, the system will return to the above situation in order to maintain stability. It can also be caused by poor compatibility between hardware devices.

Solved: Reinstall the system.

2) Driver issues.

Solved: Update the rock driver or uninstall and reinstall.

3) The software has bugs

Solved: Uninstall and reinstall or report to the official to fix the problem.

4) There is a conflict between the software and the software.

Solution: If you have recently installed any new software, uninstall it and try it.

5) Virus issues.

Solution: Install genuine anti-virus software and check and kill comprehensively.

Memory, also known as internal memory, is used to temporarily store computing data in the CPU and exchange data with external memory such as hard disks. As long as the computer is running, the CPU will transfer the data that needs to be calculated to the memory for calculation, and when the operation is completed, the CPU will send the result out, and the operation of the memory also determines the stable operation of the computer.