Virtual memory bottom Is it another way of saying that there is not enough memory?

You can try turning up the virtual memory.

My Computer Properties Advanced Performance Options Check Optimize Applications, then adjust the virtual memory.

You can say that, but generally you don't run large programs, 256 or 512 memory is enough for all programs, and virtual memory is OK according to the system's recommended configuration.

Based on your situation, I think it's the virus. Antivirus is recommended.

Kaba, Norton, Rising are recommended.

No, it only means that the virtual memory space you set is insufficient, you can set the virtual memory in a non-system disk.

Virtual memory and memory don't make much of a difference.

Virtual memory is used by hard disk resources that you can find in My Computer--Properties--Advanced--Performance--Virtual Memory.

Inside adjustment: If there is not enough space on the C drive, you can consider moving it to the D drive or that.

Add virtual memory.

When setting up virtual memory, right-click "My Computer", select "Properties", pop up the system properties window, select the "Performance" tab, click the "Virtual Memory" button below to pop up the virtual memory setting window, click the "User Specify Virtual Memory Settings" radio button, 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.

It doesn't matter, the virtual memory is set in the hard disk place is not enough.

It can be set manually.

It's basically caused by the low configuration of the computer.,If you always prompt when you open a very large program (such as a game with a three-dimensional perspective),Then add memory.,Try to increase it and it's fine.。

The virtual memory is set by itself.

It is generally between 2 times the physical memory.

It is best not to set the virtual memory in the system partition, but in other partitions

And this is very correct, but most people set it to a non-system partition other than the C drive, and its value is more than 2 or 3 times the physical memory. Most people agree that the higher this value, the better the performance of the system, and the faster the operation of the Bypass! But this is not the case, because the system is more dependent on virtual memory - if the virtual memory is large, the system will start to use virtual memory when there is still a lot of free space in the physical memory, and those things that are no longer used are still stuck in the physical memory, which will inevitably lead to a decrease in memory performance!

So the author started from 32MB memory to 512MB memory, and found that the facts mentioned above are very correct, virtual memory should be set to physical memory 0 to times (0 times how much?). It's disabled! and the larger the physical memory, the smaller the multiple, not the larger.

When the physical memory of Yunhe is equal to or greater than 512MB, most PCs can disable the virtual memory, and the memory performance is the highest! ^_

As for how big your virtual memory should be, you have to try it yourself, because it is directly related to the amount and size of the resident memory software and the software you usually run, so the author cannot give a recommended value. If there is no abnormality, you can set it to half of the physical memory and then run the large software, if there is an abnormality, you need to increase the value of virtual memory appropriately! And so on, when you find the best value, just set this value to the C drive and you're good to go!

Zhongyan :)

As long as your actual memory exceeds 1G, under normal circumstances, it will prompt that the inner width is insufficient. If it is too small, the computer will prompt you that the virtual inner Qiqin is insufficient and ask for space.

It indicates that the memory is insufficient, the machine is extremely slow, and the user will go crazy.

Virtual memory is a technology for memory management in computer systems. It makes an application think that it has contiguous usable memory (a contiguous complete address space), when in reality it is usually divided into multiple physical memory fragments, and some are temporarily stored on external disk storage to exchange data when needed.

Every computer uses virtual memory, regardless of whether the computer is good or bad.

Most of the memory that you can't find is taken up by the system. Dude, doesn't your computer use memory?

Computer prompts virtual.

Out of memory. 1. Infected with the virus!

Some. Viral flare-ups.

It will occupy a lot of memory space, resulting in insufficient memory in the system. Hurry up and go to the antivirus, upgrade.

virus database, and then get the anti-virus measures right!

Virtual memory. Improper settings.

Virtual memory settings.

Improper can also lead to out-of-memory issues, and in general, the virtual memory size is.

Physical memory. 2 times the size is sufficient, if it is set too small, it will affect the normal operation of the system program. 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.

The virtual memory is insufficient because the virtual memory settings in Windows are too small or the hard disk space where the virtual memory is located is insufficient. It is recommended to place the virtual memory in a different partition from the operating system, and set a fixed size, generally 1 5 times the memory capacity of the system; Right-click "My Computer", select "Properties", pop up the system properties window, select the "Performance Options" tab, click the "Virtual Memory" button below, pop up the virtual memory settings window, and click "User Specify Virtual Memory Settings".

For the radio button, select the partition with the larger free space in "Hard disk", and then select "Minimum" and "Maximum".

Text box. , enter an appropriate range value. If you're having trouble using your system to get the maximum and minimum values, you can choose to "let Windows manage the virtual memory settings", but make sure that the partition where the virtual memory is located has enough space left (more than twice the system memory).

3. Insufficient system space.

The virtual memory file is in by default.

System disk. If the remaining space on the system disk is too small, resulting in insufficient virtual memory, the problem of insufficient memory will also occur. 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 of the system

User Permissions. Improper settings.

When a Windows system based on the NT kernel is started, the system user creates a virtual memory file for the system. Some users adopt for the security of the system.

NTFS file system, but the system user is deprived of the "write" and "modify" permissions on the system disk, so that virtual memory files cannot be created 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.

My computer right-clicks on the properties --- advanced --- performance --- settings--- advanced --- virtual memory --- change, you just change the virtual memory size, don't forget to change it and click on that"Settings"In order to take effect, it is generally not too large for memory! Just set the size to the same value!

It is recommended to fully disinfect the virus and apply the system upgrade patch, many similar problems in the past few days are estimated to be caused by viruses or vulnerabilities!