My system's virtual memory is low what I should do?
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This error often occurs when the operating system gets confused in its handling of virtual memory because of a program's mishandling.  Shutting down some of the programs running in the background (like the ones in your systray, bottom right of the screen near the clock) can help, but usually rebooting your system is the best solution.
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I think you are using one of window operating system. In windows virtual memory automatically assigns as much as the amount of RAM you are having. If you increase RAM, the virtual memory will also be automatically increased. If you want to change the virtual memory manually do thse steps\n\n1. Open 'Control Panel'\n\n2. Double click on 'System Properties'\n\n3. Click on 'Advanced' tab\n\n4. Click on 'Settings' button in 'Performance' frame\n\nNext steps may be different according to the OS you are using. I am using Windows XP Service Pack 2. If it is different from your machine, you can explore from this point and find it.\n\n5. Click on 'Advanced' tab from the 'Performance Options' window\n\n6. Here you can see the total page file size of virtual memory, Click on 'Change' button near to it.\n\n7. Change the initial and maximum size of virtual memory you needed
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run virus check\ntry consolodating some files \nand get more memory my computer was like that so my dad bought a 2 gig to add to the memory
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It sound like your system respond is too slow. \n\nTry to check what is the available memory left on the system. If you are running on Win XP, click on Alt+Ctrl+Del once. Choose Task Manager, click on Performance, Check on phyical memory. If you left 50MB and below, you need to upgrade your memory, or uninstall some of your software to give space for other problem.
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your pc is running out of 'virtual memory'\nthis link will help you further.\nhttp://www.windowsnetworking.com/j_helmig/wxpvmem.htm
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What OS...?  If WinXP - then change the setting:\n     Right Click on > My Computer\n     System Properties > \n     Performance Options > \n     Advanced > \n     Virtual Memory > \n     System Managed Size\n\nIf other OS (like Win95) then similar way to adjust (good rule of thinm is 2x real memory - so 512MB RAM = 1,024 VM.
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You either dont have enough ram or you got too many other apps runnin!
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You go to Start Menu.\nControl Panel.\nSystem.\nAnd then click on the Advanced Tab.\nUnder Performance there is a settings tab.\n\nYou can increase your virtual memory there, but I wouldnt touch it because it usually allocates it the best way possible so that your computer and your graphics card gets the most from your memory.\n\nIt usually means you might need to upgrade your memory. Go to control panel again, then system, and then check your computer information and see how much memory you have. If you only have 128MB RAM, which is the standard that new computers come in, then you might need to add more RAM.\n\nThe more the RAM, the better performance of your computer. If you only have 128MB RAM then that basically means that you cant have much more than maybe 3 or 4 programs opened at the same time.\n\nIf you need more help or if you want instructions on how to install more memory, then contact me in my profile.
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Restart your pc. You might be running low on memory.
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delete the stuff that you dont need\ndefragment (start > program files > accessories > system toold > system defragmenter)\nupgrade your memory to a faster one
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A) run defrag  (if you cant find it search your computer for it through start -> search\nB) Try deleting stuff that you don't use.\nC) Buy more RAM\nD) Buy a better graphics card (it has its own memory s well)
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If you're not running at least 2 GB of RAM I would not suggest that you do this!  But here's how you accomplish what you've asked for.click start, then control panel.  Then performance and maintenance, then system.  On the tabs that open up click advanced.  In the box marked performance click settings.  In the new window that opens click advanced.  At the bottom of this page you will see memory settings, on the next page that opens click no cached memory.  Click OK and apply your done
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Check your ram, you may have to get a bigger motherboard, because it may not have enough memory to handle the application.
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Hi. You should set your virtual memory to 1 1/2 times your actual memory. If you have 128MB memory, you should set virtual memory to 192MB. On Win XP, you should right-click on My computer, go to Properties, go to Advanced, select Settings under Performance, click the Advanced tab, then Change button at bottom of this screen. Select Custom Size, and put 192 in the initial AND max sizes. This will probably cause your system to have to reboot. \nCheers.
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You might have a lot of programs running and have little RAM memory left. Or maybe you might have a virus. I recomend that you check for viruses and for your memory.
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Too many other programs running, not enough ram....etc
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You probably don't have enough RAM on your machine. Try upgrading your RAM.