When I boot up, I say that there is no page file in your system or that it is not large enough!!

Right-click on My Computer - Advanced - Performance - Settings - Advanced - Virtual Memory - Change - Initial Size, you can change it a little more. Remember not to change the number beyond the maximum value below. After changing, you need to press the settings - you can't press OK directly. in order to have an effect.

Click on the My Computer Properties Advanced --Start Recovery setting.

Page setup? The source of the celebration you said is a model hail field grip board setting. Change ** or something.

In My Computer Properties - Advanced - Performance - Advanced - Virtual Memory - Change, you can set it to it, generally it is times the system memory, which is caused by your computer running out of memory or page files less than 2MB, and can only be set to remove it.

No way? If you want software, you can use Optimizer, if not, just take a look at the hard disk space is not enough.

That's right! Have you clicked the "Settings" button after setting up the virtual memory? In the bottom right corner of those radio boxes.

1. Go to C: Document and Setting, and find the folder named according to the user, that is, the user's original configuration folder, the main one.

You need to have information such as settings for your desktop, settings for the Start menu, and favorites. Copy it elsewhere.

2. Delete the folder named according to this user under C: Document and Setting.

3. Restart the machine and log in again with the user, when the machine logs in to the domain, because the user's configuration folder has been deleted locally, a new folder named by the user will be automatically created. It will contain a correct configuration file.

4. Copy the folders of personal settings such as "Desktop", "Start Menu", and "Favorites" in the folder where the copy is taken to Xinchuang.

Under the folder you built, you can restore the desktop and start menu settings that you were familiar with.

Note: Do not copy away all the folders in the folder and overwrite the contents of the newly created folder with the files so that the newly created folder is properly matched.

The file will also be overwritten, so just get your copy back!

Reboot! Press F8 to repair the computer. This is win7Generally, you have deleted system critical files. XP restore system backup GHO

1. A dialog box will appear when you turn on the computer.

2. Then we will click OK, and then such a dialog box will appear. Anyway, I don't understand what this means, and most people can't understand it either, so it's okay, just follow me.

3. Right-click on the computer icon and select "Properties".

4. Click "Advanced System Settings".

5. In the "Advanced" tab, click "Settings" in "Performance".

6. In the "Advanced" tab of the performance options, click "Change" when the virtual memory is out.

7. In the pop-up virtual memory dialog box, check "Automatically manage the paging file size of the drive" at the top. Finally, click OK.

8. Restart the computer. 0

Workaround:

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

2. In the "Advanced System Settings" dialog box that is reopened, select the "Advanced" tab - Settings.

3. Select"Advanced"Click the "Change" button in the "Virtual Memory" section below.

4. In the pop-up virtual memory setting window, remove the tick of "Automatically manage the paging file size of all drives".

5. Select the disk of "Managed System" in the box, and click "No paging file" below.

6. Click Settings, then select another disk, and click the "User Specified Virtual Memory Settings" radio button.

7. Select the partition with a larger remaining space in "Hard Disk", and then enter the appropriate range value in the "Minimum" and "Maximum" text boxes, or you can select "Let Windows manage the virtual memory settings".

8. Now restart the computer.

The steps to set up virtual memory are as follows:

Step 1: Right-click the "Computer" icon on the desktop and select "Properties" from the pop-up shortcut menu.

Step 2: Click on the "Advanced" tab in the System Properties window.

Step 3: Click on the "Settings" button next to Performance again.

Step 4: Click "Advanced" in the Performance Options dialog box.

Step 6: Set the virtual memory to be in a non-system disk, select the drive letter, and click "Custom Size".

Step 7: Enter the "Initial Size" and "Maximum" and click on the "Settings" button. (The principle of virtual memory setting is: the minimum value of virtual memory is 1 to times that of physical memory; The maximum value of virtual memory is 2 to times that of physical memory. ）

Step 8: If you say "You need to restart your computer to make the changes take effect", click "OK".

Step 9: After "OK" all the way, it pops up again "You must restart your computer for the new settings to take effect." Want to restart your computer now? Click "Yes" and the system will restart automatically. The problem was resolved after the restart.

Before it is set, it is the state of ticking, and the same will be displayed when restarting.

Does the Apple system work properly? Does the data in Windows matter? If it is not important, you can forcibly reinstall the Windows system.