My newly bought computer has insufficient buffering, what should I do?

There's a lot to talk about upstairs.

But it's not very useful.

I'm also a user of F41A.

Ran into this issue as well.

Call ** to Lenovo.

It is said that it is a problem with the stability of the current software.

To solve the problem can only be unloaded.

The landlord installed it.

You can fit one.

That's the problem.

Increase the virtual memory of the system a bit.

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From the next buffer memory.

Maybe you have too many files on your desktop, because the desktop belongs to the C drive, placing too much will occupy the C drive space, and you can also delete some software from the C drive and reinstall it in another disk.

The C drive buffer is actually the capacity of a part of the hard disk space of the C drive, you can adjust the C drive space, leave a slightly larger free hard disk, and then adjust the capacity of the virtual memory, so that it should be fine.

Hello lz, when you adjust the virtual memory, you can use other disks as virtual memory, not necessarily C disks.

You put the files that are not useful in the C drive or are not the system in other disks, and make sure that the C disk has at least 3G or more space.

The memory is too small, and you can change it with a memory module.

It's that your memory is not enough to pull. The physical memory setting is too small. It is recommended to buy a memory to ensure that the problem is solved.

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Which ** movie are you watching!! Is the internet speed not good?

Generally, Windows XP uses the remaining space of the C disk to do virtual memory by default, therefore, the larger the remaining space of the C disk, the better the system operation, the virtual memory is dynamically changed with your use, so that the C disk is easy to produce disk fragmentation, affecting the system running speed, so it is best to set the virtual memory in other partitions, such as the D disk. Check the virtual memory settings as follows:

Right-click "My Computer", left-click "Properties", click the "Advanced" tab, click the "Settings" button in "Performance", then select the "Advanced" tab, click the "Change" button below, the pop-up window is the virtual memory settings window, the general default virtual memory is a range of values from small to large, this is the range of virtual memory change size, 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 2 times the physical memory, such as 256M, then you should set 256*, or simply 512M, the setting method is as follows:

Assuming that the memory is 256M, and the virtual memory is placed in the D disk, first clear the default, keep the C disk as selected, select the "No paging file (N)" and then press the "Settings" button, at this time, the virtual memory next to the C disk disappears, then select the D disk, select the "Custom size", add 512 to the "initial size" and "Maximum" boxes below, and then click the "Settings" button, you will see the words "512-512" appear next to the D disk, so that it means that the settings are setEventually, the system will restart, reboot, and the setup will be completed.

Hello in "My Computer" properties - Advanced - Performance - Settings - Advanced - Virtual memory - Change - Custom size, you can set the larger one, if your C disk is big enough, set it to 2042-30000