My computer often runs out of memory! But my virtual memory is already set to 1200!

How big is your physical memory? If your physical memory is too small, it's useless to just add virtual memory.

In addition, the slow speed of the computer is not necessarily the reason for the memory, see if the CPU occupancy in your task manager is too high, if it is too high, you need to check which file in the system process is too high, if it is not a system process, it may be a virus, kill it in safe mode.

It is not enough to simply increase the value of virtual memory. The minimum value is set to a multiple of the physical memory, and the maximum value is set to 3 times the physical memory.

If that doesn't solve the problem, buy a new memory. It's not expensive anyway.

You can try it.

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Platform: Win9X NT 2000 XP is a set of tools that increase the memory of the system, it can reorganize the memory to improve the efficiency of the CPU and motherboard, but it does not touch the virtual memory. It also recovers the memory lost by the software, but when the system memory is so low that it is almost inoperable, it can automatically start up to avoid crashing.

The bigger the setting, the better, because the hard drive doesn't read very quickly.

You may want to consider upgrading the memory.

The C drive is occupied by your system files or you have opened System Restore.

Format C:, reinstall the system once, boot F8 into safe mode, and install antivirus software. Full anti-virus because it may be toxic in the System Restore folder of D: or other disks.

Your physical memory is too small, and just increasing the size of your virtual memory is not enough.

Memory is not the same as hard disk, right?

Your actual memory is small, how can the actual memory be replaced by virtual memory?

Add a memory module and you'll be fine.

Categories: Computer Networking.

Analysis: After the virus is killed, use the following method to set the virtual memory.

1. The concept of virtual memory is relative to physical memory, when the physical memory space of the system is beyond its means, the operating system will open up a disk space on the hard disk as memory to use, so as to improve the running speed of the computer, this part of the hard disk space is called virtual memory. Since it is virtual memory, it is different from real physical memory, it is to use a part of the space of the hard disk to temporarily store information, the virtual memory is set too small, it cannot reach the problem of insufficient memory, too large is not practical, too large will cause the operation to not shift, it is recommended to add a memory module to solve the problem of insufficient memory.

2. At present, there are five common statements on the Internet (of course, there are more than these):

1. Let the system manage itself and set it to automatic;

2. If you don't want the virtual memory to change frequently, the maximum and minimum values should be set to the same value, which is 2-3 times that of the physical memory;

3. The minimum value is set to multiple of the physical memory, and the maximum value is set to 3 times of the physical memory.

The maximum and minimum values of 256MB are set to 2-3 times of the physical memory, the maximum and minimum values of 256--512MB are multiples of the physical memory, and the maximum and minimum values above 512MB are set to the times of the physical memory.

5. The minimum value is set to multiple of the physical memory, and the maximum value is determined by observation, the method is: press cyrl+alt+del to open the "Win Task Manager" at the same time, in the "Approved Usage" in the lower left corner of "Performance", check the current peak usage value, select the maximum value as the maximum value of virtual memory, remember to divide this value by 1045 to convert it to MB.

Personally, I think it's all feasible, 5 seems to be more objective, you can try that kind of setting well.

3. The specific steps are as follows: right-click "My Computer" Properties Advanced Performance Settings Advanced Virtual Memory Change Select the partition where the virtual memory (page file) is stored Customize the size Determine the maximum and minimum values Settings OK.

The computer often shows that the virtual memory is insufficient, and the biggest possibility is that the page file size specified by the virtual memory is the most likely to be the virtual memory. As a matter of fact. Personally-specified page file size is most suitable for users with a single task, and our computers tend to be multitasking at any time, so it is best to use the default size of the system.

The default system is generally 2 times the size of the physical memory, but it will change depending on the need. The physical memory size is the size of the memory module you have installed.

If you have a lot of space in the C area, it is best to place the page files in the virtual memory in the C partition, because the C partition of the disk reads and writes the fastest, and the later the partition reads and writes, the slower it reads and writes. Moreover, this file is locked by the system, and how big it looks does not mean how big it actually is, and it will not affect other system files. Even if you set it to a different partition, it won't be able to read and write at the same time as partition C, and it won't improve (in fact, it will only slow down) the performance of the system.

Unless you have two hard drives, it is beneficial to put the page files in the virtual memory in the first partition of the other hard drive.

Virtual memory refers to the storage space that your operating system uses at runtime to partition portions of storage devices (e.g., memory sticks, hard disks) for temporary cache. If the virtual memory is too low, some of your requests will be denied, which means that the memory module and disk space are too small, and the system will not have enough space for the temporary cache, so you will be limited by the inability to swap files when running some programs. Hongzhen Exciting for example, take your game as an example, when you open the game, the system will temporarily save the game you open in the virtual memory, you are a level to play forward, the system will be saved in the virtual memory of the game to the program to run, and you have to save the game you have played in the virtual memory, this process is called "cache", if the system allocated for the virtual memory space is full, and there is no supplement, the program you are running will be subject to some restrictions.

To solve the problem that the virtual memory is too low, the only way to solve this problem is to expand the capacity of the memory module and disk, which is generally more than 1GB and the disk to more than 80G. It is recommended that you spend a few tens of yuan to add a memory module, and the problem will be solved.

If you want to manually assign the cache space of the virtual memory to other drive letters, it won't do much. Because the main cause of this problem is that your space is too small, so your system is limited in allocating memory space appropriately. So, it's completely wrong for you to use manual forcing to make provisioning, and on the contrary, it's even more detrimental to your computer.

If you don't believe me and insist on manual adjustment, the method is: right-click the mouse to "My Computer" Click "Properties" Click "Advanced" Click "Performance" here "Settings" Click "Advanced" Click "Virtual Memory" Here "Change" In the list above, select which disk you want to change the virtual memory to, (select the disk with a large remaining space, generally E disk) Click "Custom size."

Enter the maximum and minimum values (change the maximum value to a multiple of the physical memory) Click the "Settings" button in the bottom right corner.

At this time, a prompt of "Restart the computer" will pop up, click "OK" and restart it.