What should I do if my computer runs out of memory

Friend, you got your question wrong, C disk and memory are two different things, memory is not a hard disk, it is a place where the program is used to work, C disk is the place where the program is stored, simply put, the program is stored in the C disk (or other disks, usually C disk), and then transferred to the memory when working. The result is then returned to the C drive for saving.

Your problem should be that the free space of your C drive is gone, there are many reasons for this, it may be that the space you allocate to the C drive is too small, it may be that your computer has loaded too many or too large programs, it may be that there are too many garbage such as page files generated by the program work in the system, it may be that the garbage files generated by the virus program in the computer and other reasons, so, redoing the system is of course the most thorough way, but if you don't find the cause and solution, the same problem will occur in the near future, so, I suggest you find someone who knows a little bit to help you.

c"The disk is a hard disk, and the memory is memory, something that is beyond the reach of the wind.

It doesn't matter at all

Please tell us about the current condition of your computer and let someone judge it for you.

Big brother: C drive and memory are two different things.

Can't say it together.

Dizzy, the C drive has no memory!! What do you mean? Running out of space?

Did the landlord make a mistake? Don't always put things on the C drive, the opening time is very slow.

What is this, dizzy.

1. Restart your computer?

Restart the computer to fully release system resources for reuse.

2. Detect and kill viruses?

System infection with computer viruses is also the main culprit of insufficient memory, using the latest antivirus software to check for viruses, perhaps after removing the computer virus, the problem of "insufficient memory" will be solved.

3. Reduce the burden on memory.

1. Don't open too many programs. If you have too many documents open or too many programs running at the same time, you will not have enough memory to run other programs, so you should close the programs and windows you don't use at any time.

2. Don't run too many programs automatically.

Click Start, then Run, type msconfig, click OK to open the System Configuration Utility window, and delete the startup group items that you do not want to load automatically.

3. Close redundant programs?

If you have too many documents open at the same time or too many programs running, you won't have enough memory to run other programs. For multi-document interface programs, such as Word, Excel, etc., close all documents except the current document and exit the program that is not currently in use, and you may be able to continue the task that was interrupted due to "out of memory".

5. Clear the contents of the clipboard?

4. Increase free disk space?

1.Clear the ** station.

2.Delete temporary files. In the "My Computer" window, right-click the disk whose space you want to free up, then click "Properties", on the "General" tab, click the "Disk Cleanup" button, and select the check box in front of the unwanted files you want to delete to organize it.

3.Delete expired or archived files from disk.

4.Delete files that have never been used.

5. Increase the physical memory and set the virtual memory reasonably?

1. Using the default virtual memory, right-click on the "My Computer" property Advanced Performance.

Set up Advanced virtual memory.

Change Select the partition where the virtual memory (page file) is stored Check the "Let Windows manage virtual memory settings - (recommended)" setting OK.

2. Customize virtual memory, 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 128MB physical memory set 2

3x, 256MB multiplier, 512MB 1-fold, 1GB multiplier or automatic.

3. The specific steps are as follows: right-click on the "My Computer" property Advanced Performance.

Set up Advanced virtual memory.

Change Select the partition where the virtual memory (page file) will be stored Customize the size Determine the maximum and minimum settings OK.

4. 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 up virtual memory in one partition of a computer, and it is not necessary to set virtual memory in other partitions, which is generally located in partition D close to the C partition where the system is installed.