How can I manually increase my registry memory?  How do I go into the settings?
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You are definitely advised not to mess with your registry.  For one thing, it is a very arcane area that requires a very great deal of savvy to deal with correctly, and very easy to mess up seriously.\n\nFor another, there is no "registry memory."  Memory is either the hardware on the mainboard and the ram modules, or the "virutal memory," an area on the hdd written to by the os and devices.\n\nYou can increase the amount of space devoted to virtual memory by going here:\n\nStart, Control Panel, System, System Properties, Advanced Tab, Performance, Settings, Advanced, Virtual Memory, Change.\n\nYou should set it such that the maximum is 1.5 times the amount of physical ram.  If you have, say, 512 of ram installed, it should then be 768.  If you are having trouble with games, you can set it higher and get some improvement, but the real, effective solution is to get more physical ram.
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Well yes and no, You can specify an amount of your hard drive to be used for virtual memory which is basically ram. Windows will decide the amount automatically but you can change theses settings. \n\nIf you want to do this. \n\n1. Right click on the "My Computer" icon and click on "Properties"\n2. Click on the "Advanced" Tab\n3. Then under "Performance" click the "Settings" button\n4.  In the "Settings" Box that opens click on "Advanced" again. \n5.  The bottom option lets you specify the amount of virtual ram you want.
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i dont understand your question. Memory is hardware. so if you read into what type of slot your mother baord has you can upgrade memory with that type. If you want a performance boost  you can look into what services you have on that you don't need. After obtaining a spreadsheet of the services and there function along with weather you need it or not. You can go to services and deactivate the ones you dont need. Like the one that makes the blue windows interface, that slows your computer down so much that its rediculus. You can also increase the virtual ram?\n\nOK in order to do this. You right click the My computer Icon first. Then you select preferances. Then you select the advanced Tab. Then you hit the settings tab under performance. There select the advanced tab.\n\nyou will see the virtual memory section there. Hit change.\n Under your C drive local disk you can selct custOm size.\n\nThere is an equation to give  you the best posible size depending on your processor and hard drive. It must be a hex number meaning it is dividable by 8.
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There are various settings that could be causing this, check your registry
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Sometimes when you are low on virtual memory it can mean that you have too many programs running at the same time. The more programs you run at once the more virtual memory you use. There is a section of your hard drive that the computer uses as swap space/virtual memory while you run programs it stores some of the files there when your RAM starts getting filled up. \n\nYou can increase the size of your virtual memory by right clicking on My Computer and choosing properties, then choose the advanced tab and under performace choose the settings button. Once that opens there should be an advanced tab there too and there you can change the size of your virtual memory. I think the default is somewhere around 768mb you may want to up that to 1gig. \n\nAlso you can just watch what you are opening and don't open many programs at once. \n\nFound a few links for you to read up on virtual memory\n\nGood Luck~
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See - How to Increase Free Space on Your Hard Disk\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/179798
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I hope you are using WindowsXP if so then do this\nGo to start >>> Control Panel\nin the control panel click 'Performance and Maintenance'\nand then click 'systems' in the screen that opens\nclick ' advanced' \nanother Performance option will open in  that go to advanced\nyou will see a column ' Virtual Memory'\nin that change the paging size i.e. click change and set the paging size, increase the size to say 1500MB depending on how much you can go to , set Initial and Maximum size. and say okay. \nNow restart the computer again\nbefore that its also better to clean your cookies and temporary internet files for speedy browsing, for this from the Internet explorer go to Tools and options and then clean the files.\nAlso defragment your drive.\nNow after restart you will see an all new speedy computer.
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There is registry manager software distributed with windows.  The executable is called regedit.exe; it doesn't get any better than that.
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Go to Start-Settings-Control Panel-System-Advanced Tab\nClick on the Settings button under "Performance"\nClick on the Advanced tab\nClick the Change button\nMake sure 'C' is selected in the list at the top\nSelect "System managed size" and click on "Set"\nHit OK three times and that's it. Reboot the PC.
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Several Ways....\n\nInexpensive ways:\n\n1. Defragment your hard disc.\n2. If using windows, then run a windows registry cleaner.\n3. If using windows, then do not load unnecessary applications automatically when computer starts \n\nExpensive ways:\n\n1. Increase RAM (memory)\n2. Increase Hard Disc capacity (if it is running too low)\n3. Get a faster Processor (CPU)\n4. If you use graphics intensive applications, then get a graphics accelerator.
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po-up saying your virtual memory is low or is it something more like "you need more memory, click here"\nif its "virtual memory is low or has been adjusted" then that is something windows does....you can increase your virtual memory by right clicking on the my computer icon, select properties and go to the advaced tab...then under performance click on the settings button, then the advanced tab then under virtual memory click on the change button......you can select the drive and how much or little virtual memory is used on each hard drive or you could go with the reccomended or set it manually.\n\nIf its the second possibility "click here to fix" that is more likely some sort of adware.
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You can also increase your page file. A page file is empty space on your hard drive that your system will use as extra memory. You can try to increase this by RIGHT-clicking on the My Computer icon, go to properties. Click on Advanced. Click Settings under performance.\nAgain, click the advanced Tab.\nNear the bottom, it should say Virtual memory. Click the Change button.\n\nMost systems will have system managed as default. If your "Currently Allocated" is near the recommended. I suggest entering a custom value. Depending on your system, 512-1024 is very sufficient. However...if your system starts to lag, you might want to play with it a lil. Hope this helps.
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u can speed ur pc by utilising less amount of ram in housekeeping functions , such as exitting any unneccessary startups, through msconfig command on the command prompt you can reach the startup list and u can uncheck any unneccessary process such as windows messenger etc. from automatically loading , then u can defragment your disk from startup>system tools>disk defragmentor.\nalso increasing ram is good option but it requires investment, then keep your registry cleaned by using any good registry cleaner , but only full versions will benifit you.
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One option is to buy more memory. If that's not a possibility then you can change the amount of disk space your computer uses for virtual memory. Open the System properties task pane. Assuming you are using windows, right click on My Computer and click properties. Click on parameters under performance. Click  on Advanced then Modify and set the  initial size as about 1OOmb more than is shown. Increase the max size by 200mb. Click ok and see if the warning keeps coming up. Try not to open too many applications at once. Again the best advice is to buy and install more RAM.
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try switching to a newer computer, personator! that usualy helps, or, get more "memory!"
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Get an external registry editor like registrar it's much more powerful than the microsoft default one. \n\nGet it here http://www.resplendence.com/download/rrtri.exe
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You could use some tweaks that will free up memory and increase speed. A step by step guide on how to do this can be found here,\n\nhttp://www.tweakhound.com/xp/xptweaks/supertweaks1.htm