About Virtual Memory???? Help, hero, hero

Please take a look at each of the settings below, you can ask me.

Set virtual memory and store it on a non-system disk

Right-click on My Computer Properties Advanced Settings in Performance Advanced Changes in Virtual Memory Note: Select C: in the [Volume Label] of the drive first, then click "No paging files" and press the "Settings" button, then the virtual memory of the C drive has been canceled.

Then you click on the custom size, set the drive [volume label] to a different disk, and enter the amount of virtual memory, then press the "Settings" button, and then press OK to apply, and restart the computer to set it to take effect.

Select C above, then select the unpaginated file below, then click Settings, and then OK, restart.

It is not necessarily that your virtual memory settings are low, it may be poisoned, and then you set up virtual memory partitions with insufficient disk space, and there are such problems that occur if you use them improperly.

1. Restart your computer.

Restart the computer to fully release system resources for reuse.

2. Detect and kill viruses.

System infection with computer viruses is also the main culprit that causes low memory, use the latest anti-virus software to check for viruses.

3. Reduce the burden on memory.

1. Don't open too many programs. If you have too many documents open or too many programs running at the same time, you will not have enough memory to run other programs, so you should close the programs and windows you don't use at any time.

2. There should not be too many programs that run automatically. Click Start, then Run, type msconfig, click OK to open the System Configuration Utility window, and delete the startup group items that you do not want to load automatically.

3. Close redundant programs.

If you have too many documents open at the same time or too many programs running, you won't have enough memory to run other programs. For multi-document interface programs, such as Word, Excel, etc., close all documents except the current document and exit the program that is not currently in use, and you may be able to continue the task that was interrupted due to "out of memory".

5. Clear the contents of the clipboard.

Clear the contents of the multiple clipboard (clipboards provided by Office programs) On the Office Clipboard task pane (OfficeXP) or toolbar (Office2000), click Clear All.

4. Increase the available disk space.

1.Clear the ** station.

2.Delete temporary files. In the "My Computer" window, right-click the disk whose space you want to free up, then click "Properties", on the "General" tab, click the "Disk Cleanup" button, and select the check box in front of the unwanted files you want to delete to organize it.

3.Delete expired or archived files from disk.

4.Delete files that have never been used.

5. Reinstall the corrupted program.

If you just use a certain program and the system prompts that the memory is low while other programs can run normally, then the possible cause is that the program files are corrupted, resulting in the problem of running out of memory. Try removing and reinstalling the program and then re-running the program.

6. Increase the physical memory to 1GB and set the virtual memory reasonably.

The minimum value of 512MB physical memory virtual memory can be set to 768, and the maximum value can be considered 1536. It is enough to set up virtual memory in one partition of a computer, and it is not necessary to set virtual memory in other partitions, which is generally located in partition D close to the C partition where the system is installed.

Turn on your computer, right-click on My Computer Properties, and set the virtual memory in Performance.

Let's see how big your memory is after plugging in the memory, and whether there is a problem with the memory.

There is also a lack of virtual memory, which may also be a system problem, a lack of space on the system disk (usually a C drive), and a software problem that is executed when an error is reported.

Let's make the virtual memory bigger!

The virtual memory is too small to be solved by adding physical memory. Right-click on "On My Computer", select the "Properties" menu, "Advanced" tab, click "Settings" in the lower right corner of the "Performance" box, the "Performance Options" dialog box will pop up, select the "Advanced" tab, click the "Change" button in the "Virtual Memory" box in the lower right corner, and the "Virtual Memory" dialog box will pop up. You can set virtual memory on each disk, the total size is generally twice that of physical memory, if it still prompts that the virtual memory is insufficient, you can continue to increase.