Problems with the setting of temporary folders and virtual memory!! Kneel and beg for answers!

IE's temporary folder saves the page content of the web page that has been browsed, and you don't need to re** the page content when you browse it next time, so browsing will be faster. In this case, you can set the temporary file on the C drive, the size does not need to be changed, and the IE temporary folder should be cleaned regularly, which is good for the running speed of the system.

It should be noted that the remaining space of the virtual memory partition must be sufficient, not less than twice the physical memory.

Your physical memory is 1g, then the maximum value is set to 2048m, it's too big and useless, the initial value is default. Set in C disk,Set in other disks and C disk is the same,The speed can not be felt at all,Generally, the hard disk capacity is small,It is recommended to set it in other disks if the memory is small。

There is no need to set up such a large space, these are the system itself in the management, unless your system space is not enough, you only set the virtual memory in other disks in my computer properties --- advanced settings, as for the IE temporary folder, there is no need to care about him, but you can regularly delete the cookie history file and so on in the Internet attributes, because these things may hide Trojans!

The above is very clear, and I think you are also clear about the previous question.

I would like to say the second half of the question. Virtual memory should not be moved to other disks, because the C disk of the computer hard disk is at the outermost edge, that is to say, the computer is running, you must first pass the C disk, so no matter how you get it, you must first ensure the speed of the C disk. In other words, don't move the virtual memory, and since you have 1GB of memory, the virtual memory should be set to 512MB

I didn't say it, delete it if there is a temporary file, it's useless, and it takes up space

Virtual memory,You right-click on my computer Properties Advanced Performance Settings Advanced,There is a virtual memory at the bottom Click Change to set the virtual memory size The bigger the better,But do what you can。

1。Since your computer can't be used without a disk, you don't need to move the IE temporary folder.

2.Virtual memory,The computer will automatically set the virtual memory,Your computer is 1g,As long as you don't finish any big games, you don't need to deliberately modify it.,It's enough for you to use.。

3ie temporary folder can be set up to improve the speed of browsing the web?? I've never heard that as long as the network is good, you can't slow down if you want to.

Virtual Memory Settings My Computer Properties Advanced Performance Settings Advanced Virtual Memory Changes Select the F drive, enter the size, click Settings, and remove the original. OK.

Vista Optimizer can do it, go.

Right-click on my computer and select Properties.

Then switch to advanced - click the first performance setting - advanced - change in the virtual memory below - then select f disk, and then set the size on it, generally to set it to 2 times your memory, it is recommended that you set more points.

The upstairs suggestion is good, but when the F drive is removed, the computer doesn't run so well.

Virtual memory depends on the size of your memory,Generally set to multiple the size of the memory,Plus IE cache,Barely enough,In fact, you don't need to divide a partition separately,Just set it to a non-system disk,The effect of this setting will improve the performance of the computer is not very obvious,Unless your system disk is already very full

It's OK to set 768M, and then the system disk is set to have no pagination, generally C disk, and then click to set it, and finally confirm it

1. 512MB physical memory, the maximum value of virtual memory is generally 1536MB, and the temporary file is about 200MB. It seems that 3GB is enough.

2. The virtual memory and temporary folders are moved out of the C disk where the system is installed, which not only reduces the burden of the C disk, but also reduces the generation of disk fragments of the C disk, so that the system runs faster. It's just theoretical, but in practice, I don't really know it.

Right-click on My Computer and select Properties Advanced Settings in Performance Advanced Changes in Virtual Memory Note: Select "No paging files" in drive C and press "Settings" to cancel the virtual memory in drive C. Then you are positioning it on other disks, select "Custom size" to enter the number of virtual memory, press "Settings" to confirm the application after setting, and restart the computer.

Virtual memory that is not Windows defaults to C: Temp Folder (take XP as an example).

By default, the account name is C: Documents and Settings Local Settings Temp

The temporary folder is used to temporarily store temporary files generated during system or software operations.

The built-in RAM of this mobile phone is only about 220M, which is relatively small, and it is recommended to use virtual memory. The way to use it is similar to the virtual memory on the computer, which is about the same as the memory that comes with the mobile phone, that is, about 200M.

1. Right-click on the My Computer icon and select "Properties".

2. Select "Advanced System Settings" on the left.

3. Click the "Settings" button in the "Performance" column of the "Advanced" tab in the pop-up dialog box.

4. Click the "Change" button in the "Advanced" tab and the "Virtual Memory" column.

5. In "Custom Size", enter the value of the virtual memory that needs to be set.

6. Or directly click "Automatically manage the paging file size of all drives" to let the system intelligently manage the size of virtual memory.

7. Finally, click the "Settings" button and click the "OK" button.

Your 1G RAM is tired enough to run Vista, and it must be very slow at times. C disk virtual disk virtual 1500M. I suggest that you better add a memory so that the speed will be good and stable.

It's okay to run Vista inside with 1g, it's normal! I used to run the ghost version of Vista with 512m, no problem!

The virtual memory is not placed in the C disk, but in other disks, each disk is about 2048M.

1. Virtual memory and page files are the same thing, and they are two different words.

GB memory without virtual memory is not enough for the system to run, you need to set the virtual memory, the virtual memory is not enough if it is small, and the disk space occupied by the large is not counted, and disk fragments will be generated. Set the size of virtual memory (page file) according to your actual needs, the exact value is calculated by the record of your computer in use, which is more cumbersome, generally take an approximate value, set a little smaller, not enough and then set larger, such as the initial value is set to 512, the maximum value is set to 1024, if the virtual memory is too small in use, the maximum value can be set to 1536 or 2048.

3. The partition where the virtual memory (page file) is stored must have enough space, and the hard disk resources are insufficient, resulting in insufficient virtual memory; It is enough to set virtual memory in one partition of a computer, and there is no need to set virtual memory in other partitions, generally located in partition D close to the C partition where the system is installed, or set up a separate partition for virtual memory to use, so as to reduce disk fragmentation.

Whatever he has, as long as he can use it.

It's not slow, it's not that there's something you can't use, why are you asking this question?

I'm asking for trouble.

Microsoft's stuff, just let him acquiesce.

It is recommended that the virtual memory and page file size should not exceed 3 times the physical memory.

1. Open "System" in the control panel.

2. On the Advanced tab, click Settings under Performance.

3. Click the Advanced tab in the Performance Options dialog box.

4. Click "Change" under "Virtual Memory".

5. Under Drive Volume Label, click on the drive that contains the page file you want to change.

6. Click Custom Size under Page File Size for Selected Drives, and then type the new page file size in Megabytes in the Initial Size (MB) or Maximum Value (MB) box, and then click Set.

Note: If you reduce the initial or maximum values of the page file settings, you will have to restart your computer to see the effect of these changes. Enlargement usually does not require a reboot of the computer.

If you don't have important files, simply repartition the whole disk, reinstall the system, reinstall the system, reinstall the system, reinstall the system, and reinstall the system for 10 minutes (in case of memory virus) Enter the PE system under the full disk repartition and reinstall the system.

The virtual memory file can be deleted under the PE system, and the system will be automatically created to see that the description system has been messed up, if the antivirus is invalid.

It is recommended to repartition and reinstall the system completely, and no one will be found.

It's a hassle to do it yourself, and it's not always going to be successful.