out of memery

[dave]

hi can any one help i have a 703mhz prossesor and 128 mb
ram and when u use a animation program it say iam out of
memory i have check them system report it says i have
127mb physical memory then below it says 10mb avialbe
physical memory how is this posable and i need help

[Gerry Cornell]

Dave

How large is your hard disk and how much free space is there? Enter =
Windows Explorer, place cursor on your C drive, right click and select =
Properties, General. Has your hard disk been partitioned?

Next what is the size of your paging file? Select Start, Control Panel, =
System, Advanced, Performance -Settings, Advanced and look under Virtual =
Memory.

How good is your housekeeping?=20

1. In Outlook Express empty your Deleted Items folder.

2. In Outlook Express run File, Folder, Compact All whilst OFFLINE.

3. Remove Temporary Internet Files by selecting Start, Control Panel, =
Internet Options, General tab, Delete Files and check box for "Delete =
all offline content".

4. Empty Recycle Bin.

5. Run Disk Defragmenter.=20


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Hope this helps.

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> hi can any one help i have a 703mhz prossesor and 128 mb=20
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> physical memory how is this posable and i need help

[Ron Martell]

"dave" > wrote:

>hi can any one help i have a 703mhz prossesor and 128 mb
>ram and when u use a animation program it say iam out of
>memory i have check them system report it says i have
>127mb physical memory then below it says 10mb avialbe
>physical memory how is this posable and i need help

If you are doing animations with only 128 mb of RAM then you are likely to
have problems, or at least serious performance issues.

You will notice a very substantial improvement in the overall performance
of your system if you add another 128 or preferably 256 mb of RAM.

Good luck


Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
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Microsoft MVP
On-Line Help Computer Service
http://onlinehelp.bc.ca

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