Windows virtual memory is insufficient, resulting in a crash at startup

It may be caused by your virtual memory settings not being suitable, please try again (since you didn't say how big your physical memory is, please refer to the options below).

It is recommended to set the initial size and maximum value to 1-2 times of your physical memory at the same time, for example, 1G is set to 2048MB (1G memory is 2 times), 2G is set to 4096MB (2G memory is 2 times), 3G is set to 4608MB (3G memory is doubled), 4G memory is set to 4096MB (1 times of 4G is not enough to add), if your physical memory is less than 2G or 2G, it is recommended to upgrade your physical memory (the initial size and maximum value settings should be the same).

To set up virtual memory, right-click on My Computer Properties Advanced Performance Settings Advanced Changes in Virtual Memory Select a custom size, set both the initial size and the maximum value, and set it to 1-2 times your physical memory. If you have 1GB of RAM, set both the initial size and the maximum to 2048MB.

After setting up, you need to press the "Settings" button, then press OK and Apply, and restart the computer settings to take effect.

If the settings are appropriate, the physical memory is not too small (upgrade if it is small), or it is always prompted, it is recommended to check and kill the Trojan, restore the system or reinstall it.

Right-click Computer Properties Advanced System Settings Advanced Performance Settings Advanced Virtual Memory Changes Enter the adjustment interface (just like the above said, win7 system).

If your virtual memory is configured to be multiple the size of the memory, and the disk you are on has enough space, that's fine. You can reboot the system.

The computer often reminds you that the minimum value of virtual memory is too low, and you can set the virtual memory a little higher.

How to set up virtual memory:

1. Right-click the "Computer" icon (XP is My Computer) and select Properties.

2. Click the "Advanced System Settings" tab in the system properties window, and then click the "Settings" button in the pop-up dialog box.

3. Click "Advanced" in the pop-up performance options window, and click the "Change" button in the virtual memory below.

4. The pop-up dialog box is to set the virtual memory, the virtual memory is best in the non-system disk, select the drive letter, and click "Custom size". Enter the "Initial Size" and "Maximum" and click the "Settings" button. (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.

5. If you say "To make the changes take effect, you need to restart the computer", click OK.

6. Click "OK" in all windows until it pops up "You must restart your computer for the new settings to take effect." Click "Yes" and the system will restart automatically.

After the reboot is complete, the virtual memory settings take effect.

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. At present, most operating systems use virtual memory, such as the "virtual memory" of the Windows family; Linux's "swap space", etc.