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Anonymous users2024-02-06virtual memory is not enough".
Q: The computer system I use is WinXP, and when I use it recently, I haven't opened many programs, but I often get a system prompt of "insufficient virtual memory".
Answer: 1. Infected with the virus!
Some viruses take up a lot of memory space when they break out, causing the system to run out of memory. Hurry up and go to the antivirus, upgrade the virus database, and then get the antivirus measures right!
2. Improper setting of virtual memory on the 3rd floor.
Improper setting of virtual memory may also lead to the problem of insufficient memory, under normal circumstances, the size of virtual memory is 2 times the size of physical memory, if it is set too small, it will affect the normal operation of system programs. Resize virtual memory Take WinXP as an example, right-click "My Computer", select "Properties", then in the "Advanced" tab, click the "Settings" button in the "Performance" box, switch to the "Advanced" tab, and then click the "Change" button in the "Virtual Memory" box, then reset the virtual memory size, and restart the system when you are done.
3. Insufficient system space.
The virtual memory file is in the system disk by default, such as the virtual memory file name of WinXP, if the remaining space of the system disk is too small, resulting in insufficient virtual memory, there will also be a problem of insufficient memory. The system disk must reserve at least 300MB of free space, of course, this value depends on the actual needs of the user. Try not to install various application software in the system disk, ensure that there is enough space for virtual memory files, and it is best to place virtual memory files in non-system disks.
4. Because the system user permission is not set properly.
When a Windows system based on the NT kernel is started, the system user creates a virtual memory file for the system. For the sake of system security, some users use the NTFS file system, but the system user's permission to "write" and "modify" in the system disk is canceled, so that it is impossible to create virtual memory files for the system, and the problem of insufficient memory will also occur when running large programs. The problem is easy to solve, just re-grant the system user the "write" and "modify" permissions, but this is limited to users who use the ntfs file system.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05My Computer - Properties - Advanced - Performance Settings - Advanced - Virtual Memory Changes.
Just turn it up yourself.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Watching more movies or playing more games can be like this.
You can use software such as Optimizer to release it all at once.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03The virtual memory is turned up a little bit by itself.
In My Computer - Properties - Advanced - Performance Settings - Advanced.
It often shows that the virtual memory is insufficient, which shows that your computer's memory is not very large, you can set the minimum value of your computer's virtual memory to 780, and the maximum to 1560. >>>More
To reset the virtual memory, follow these steps:
My PC Right-click Properties Advanced Performance Settings Advanced Virtual Memory. First look at how much space you have in the system disk, if not more, change the partition, the method is as follows: >>>More
Minimum Configuration: CPU: Intel Pentium -S 1GHz Tulatin 800MHz Memory: >>>More
Vista set the minimum 16m and the maximum 512m on the line.,As long as it's not a huge game.,It's no problem with any speeding eleven or something.,XP directly set it to 0 for any game.。 That's how I'm set.,Vista speed is a little faster than the minimum 256.,XP is a lot faster.,More importantly, it's power saving.,My book is a dual system If the computer prompts you to close some programs, it's not too late to set up the virtual memory.。 All in all, the smaller the virtual memory, the better, as long as there is no shortage of virtual memory.
1. Customize the virtual memory, it is best to give it a fixed value, generally 256MB 384MB multiple, 512MB multiple, 1GB multiple. >>>More