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December 11th 03, 09:40 PM
I am reposting to give you a website to check out.It
explains virtual
memory...http://www.howstuffworks.com/virtual-
memory.htm ...It also gives you a tip on how you can
change your virtual memory settings. For XP go to control
panel>system>advance tab,performance click
settings>performance options>advance tab,virtual memory
on bottom,click change to set new amount.I hope this
helps....Good luck
>-----Original Message-----
>As you use more programs,windows starts looking for more
>memory,so when it says its fixing it,what it probably is
>doing is using blank space in your hard drive(virtual
>memory} I would suggest installing more ram,at least
>512MB.Also check to see how much hard drive free space
is
>available.....Good luck
>>-----Original Message-----
>>(I hope this is the right section.)
>>I have a Home Edition. It's been telling me that the
>>virtual memory is too low, and that it's fixing it.
>While
>>it does, it may deny some applications, etc. I don't
>know
>>if it's really doing anything, and I want to manually
>fix
>>the problem.
>>How do I fix it?
>>.
>>
>.
>
explains virtual
memory...http://www.howstuffworks.com/virtual-
memory.htm ...It also gives you a tip on how you can
change your virtual memory settings. For XP go to control
panel>system>advance tab,performance click
settings>performance options>advance tab,virtual memory
on bottom,click change to set new amount.I hope this
helps....Good luck
>-----Original Message-----
>As you use more programs,windows starts looking for more
>memory,so when it says its fixing it,what it probably is
>doing is using blank space in your hard drive(virtual
>memory} I would suggest installing more ram,at least
>512MB.Also check to see how much hard drive free space
is
>available.....Good luck
>>-----Original Message-----
>>(I hope this is the right section.)
>>I have a Home Edition. It's been telling me that the
>>virtual memory is too low, and that it's fixing it.
>While
>>it does, it may deny some applications, etc. I don't
>know
>>if it's really doing anything, and I want to manually
>fix
>>the problem.
>>How do I fix it?
>>.
>>
>.
>