High finger point virtual memory problem, thank you!!

512-1024m is fine, of course it can be set with the optimization master.

Depending on the space left by the C disk, if the C disk does not have that much space, you can replace the virtual memory with a disk with a large empty space.

The most suitable size of virtual memory should be to triple the physical memory, in the case of your memory, min:384 max:768.

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Windows in general

XP uses the remaining space of the C disk to make virtual memory by default, therefore, the larger the remaining space of the C disk, the better the system runs, the virtual memory is dynamically changed with your use, so that the C disk is easy to produce disk fragmentation, affecting the system running speed, so it is best to set the virtual memory in other partitions, such as the D disk. Check the virtual memory settings as follows:

Right-click "My Computer", left-click "Properties", click the "Advanced" tab, click the "Settings" button in "Performance", then select the "Advanced" tab, click the "Change" button below, the pop-up window is the virtual memory settings window, the general default virtual memory is a range of values from small to large, this is the range of virtual memory change size, 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, it is twice the physical memory, if the memory is 256M, then it should be set to 256* or simply 512M

Here's how to set it up:

Assuming that the memory is 256M, and the virtual memory is placed in the D disk, first clear the default, keep the C disk as selected, select the "No paging file (N)" and then press the "Settings" button, at this time, the virtual memory next to the C disk disappears, then select the D disk, select the "Custom size", add 512 to the "initial size" and "Maximum" boxes below, and then click the "Settings" button, you will see the words "512-512" appear next to the D disk, so that it means that the settings are set, and then make sure all the way to the end, the system will restart, reboot, and the setup is completed.

My Computer" right-click "Properties" to enter Advanced "Performance", click Settings, click "Advanced" in "Performance Options", and then set the virtual memory, which is generally a multiple of your physical memory.

Right-click on "My Computer" --Properties.

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Virtual memory. Change. Choose a custom size first, set the minimum value to the physical memory multiple (for example, the memory of 256 is set to 384), and the maximum value is set to the physical memory multiple, click the setting button after modifying, and it's OK.