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The computer keeps prompting me that I don't have enough virtual memory.

1. Infected with the virus!

Some viruses take up a lot of memory space when they break out, causing the system to run out of memory. Hurry up and go to the antivirus, upgrade the virus database, and then get the antivirus measures right!

2. Improper setting of virtual memory.

Improper setting of virtual memory may also lead to the problem of insufficient memory, under normal circumstances, the size of virtual memory is 2 times the size of physical memory, if it is set too small, it will affect the normal operation of system programs. 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, click the "User Specify Virtual Memory Settings" radio button, "Hard Disk", please select the partition with a larger remaining space, and then enter the appropriate range value in the "Minimum" and "Maximum" text boxes. 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 the system disk by default, such as the virtual memory file name of WinXP, if the remaining space of the system disk is too small, resulting in insufficient virtual memory, there will also be a problem of insufficient memory. 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 the system user permission is not set properly.

When a Windows system based on the NT kernel is started, the system user creates a virtual memory file for the system. For the sake of system security, some users use the NTFS file system, but the system user's permission to "write" and "modify" in the system disk is canceled, so that it is impossible to create virtual memory files 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.

In fact, your C disk space is too small, generally speaking, the C disk space should be at least 10G or more.

It doesn't matter which disk you install the software on, it will leave a backup on the C drive.

So increase the space of your C drive, otherwise you won't be able to play as long as your game is an online game.

Unzip it to the C drive.

My brother is on the D drive.

No problem at all.

You take a look at the C drive.

Then find the file deleted.

Or uninstalled. Reload.

Unzip to the temporary folder under the C drive. Set temporary files to a different disk.

How big is your memory?

Is it memory or virtual memory?

How big is a C drive?

Clause.

One, you are rich.

Clause. Second, the choice of memory frequency is related to your motherboard, depending on how many times your motherboard can support the most.

Third, the hard disk transfer speed is the bottleneck of the whole computer, and the solid state drive is a way to alleviate it, but it can't reach the theoretical speed, no way, but the hard disk speed will not obviously affect the running speed, because the running program mainly relies on memory.

Clause. Fourth, the power supply is very strong, super strong!

First of all, the i7 series is now the top of the list. The motherboard and graphics card you choose are also very good.

As for memory, I think that no matter which model you have above, as long as it reaches 2G or 4G, it is enough, it is enough to play any game, and it is enough to do software technology.

1.There should be no problem with the power supply.

2.You'd better use 1600 for memory, and it's the same three memory sticks at one time3In terms of specific speed, I don't count the specific number, the speed of the CPU, the speed supported by the motherboard, the speed of the memory, the speed of the hard disk, which of these things is the lowest, which is counted.

4.Hard disk has an impact on the overall computing speed of the computer, and the impact of ordinary computers is not obvious

5.It's best to do it all at once and set up the array.

I didn't say anything else, but the hard disk will let you get into the game or the software is much slower, and the biggest bottleneck of the computer is the hard disk.

I'm definitely going to change to an all-SSD with this configuration.

At the very least, you need a 64M cache.

Otherwise, the computer would be blind.

I don't know what kind of memory you're mentioning, how can you have 15GB of memory if you have 1G, 2G, 4G of computer memory?

According to what you said, I judged that it should be the virtual memory of the computer, I don't know if it is.

If it's virtual memory, it's estimated that you're watching a movie while watching**, the disk is full, prompting you to run out of memory. (Some** are also watching at the same time**, you don't know it's**).

Or there is too much garbage on the disk of the machine, and it is useless to delete it yourself.

If there is less virtual memory in the C disk (system disk), it is recommended to find someone who knows a little bit about software maintenance, and delete unnecessary files, and that's it.

If it's still not good, reinstall the system.

The main thing I want to ask is whether it is virtual memory, that is, when prompting, the yellow symbol that prompts an exclamation point at the bottom right of the computer is virtual memory. Pay attention to future questions.

Hope it helps.

Note: What kind of maintenance personnel are you looking for, this is a low-level fault that can't be a low-level fault, I found it 3 times. Didn't anyone advise you to reinstall the system!! premise is virtual memory).