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| 52366 | 2002-06-04 05:48:00 | Need some help regarding 'Low Virtual Memory' I am occassionally getting a 'Low Virtual Memory' message which is causing programs to shut down, especially at night whilst downloading stuff. How do I solve this? I am running a 1700+ Athalon 40gig HD 256mb RAM 64 nVidia Graphics Card Running XP Home Its only a month old and am bewildered as to why it is doing this. Cheers |
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| 52367 | 2002-06-04 07:06:00 | G'day Sam, Right click MYCOMPUTER>Properties>Performance>Virtual Memory and let us know which is tick ie.Either Let Windows managed my Virtual memory settings or Let me specify my own virtual memory settings. Post back with the settings if it's the latter and that will give us a better idea. Cheers, Gil |
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| 52368 | 2002-06-04 09:04:00 | My total paging file size for all drives is set to 709mb. Should I change this to something else? Cheers |
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| 52369 | 2002-06-20 23:59:00 | how full is your HDD empty out all temp files and use windowwasher or washandgo you can define the virtual memory as well set min and max to same number 900 megs or so up to you ignore the warning then do a defrag of your hdd ,cacheman is a good memory program as well I run Fix-ot a very good program better than norton 2002 even for registry cleaning | kiwibeat (304) | ||
| 52370 | 2002-06-21 10:54:00 | Just out of curiosity what brand is the computer and where did you buy it from? This problem seems to be common on XP ,I assume it is XP home edition. I have XP pro with 256m of ram and have never had a VM problem,but the pc is custom built . Go into the paging file settings and select system managed and see if that works. |
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