Low Virtual Memory

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John R

Using W XP Home Edition. Just now during log on a message appeared. "Your
system is low on Virtual Memory. Windows is increasing the size of your
virtual memory in the paging file... etc". What is this all about and how to
I determine and change this virtual memory?
 
A

archie

read about it in help and support right in your own PC...then do some
searches here in the newsgroups...
basically...READ...READ...READ...
 
G

Guest

Does anyone know how to end this problem

----- John R wrote: ----

Using W XP Home Edition. Just now during log on a message appeared. "You
system is low on Virtual Memory. Windows is increasing the size of you
virtual memory in the paging file... etc". What is this all about and how t
I determine and change this virtual memory
 
D

dev

/John R/ said:
Using W XP Home Edition. Just now during log on a message appeared. "Your
system is low on Virtual Memory. Windows is increasing the size of your
virtual memory in the paging file... etc". What is this all about and how to
I determine and change this virtual memory?

Control Panel|SYSTEM|ADVANCED tab|PERFORMANCE SETTINGS button|ADVANCED
tab|VIRTUAL MEMORY CHANGE button. Let Windows manage it.

If problems persist, there may be other issues. Post a reply below this
text, noting what you have already tried.
 
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Alex Nichol

John said:
Using W XP Home Edition. Just now during log on a message appeared. "Your
system is low on Virtual Memory. Windows is increasing the size of your
virtual memory in the paging file... etc".

See www.aumha.org/win5/a/xpvm.htm and especially the Problems section.
This sounds like the one associated with Intel Application Accelerator -
I have also seen a report (not confirmed) that links it to NAV 2004 - so
if you recently installed anything like that try uninstalling it.
 

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