virtual memory too low

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hi al
i own a toshiba Satellite laptop, with a windows XP home edition (service pack 1), pre-installed on it. Pentium 4 with 256 MP of RAM, and 1.60 GH

I started receiving this msg error, sayin my system is low on virtual memory from a while. plus i kept having files or programs i couldnt close because they were "not respondin"... i thought formattin it and re-installin windows would be fine. now i did it, re-installed the windows XP using the PRODUCT RECOVERY CD-ROM i received with my laptop, i'm receiving again the msg (virtual memory too low), although my hard disk is almost empty, and i had the "not respondin" problem again today...
do u think the problem is coming from the Product Recovery CD-ROM, and i should format it and install windows back from another cd? anyway, please, all your help would be appreciate
Thank yo
 
theKhoury said:
I own a toshiba Satellite laptop, with a windows XP home edition
(service pack 1), pre-installed on it. Pentium 4 with 256 MP of RAM,
and 1.60 GHz

I started receiving this msg error, sayin my system is low on virtual
memory from a while. Plus I kept having files or programs I couldn't
close because they were "not respondinh"... I thought formatting it and
re-installing windows would be fine. Now i did it, re-installed the
windows XP using the PRODUCT RECOVERY CD-ROM I received with my laptop.
I'm receiving again the msg (virtual memory too low), although my hard
disk is almost empty, and I had the "not responding" problem again
today. Do u think the problem is coming from the Product Recovery
CD-ROM, and I should format it and install windows back from another
cd?
Click to expand...

Does the PC use an Intel chipset? If so, look in Control Panel|ADD/REMOVE
PROGRAMS for an entry named Intel Application Accelerator. If it's there,
it should have been uninstalled prior to reinstalling XP. Delete that
item. Things should improve immediately.

Go to the following URLs, read the documentation, and install the latest
I.A.A.
http://www.intel.com/support/chipsets/iaa/
http://www.intel.com/support/chipsets/iaa/tti001.htm
 
hi
i tried to download the IAA from the site, i couldnt, had many problems. Errors,and incompabilities with my shipset. I ended up installing the "Intel chipset software installation utility" from the toshiba site. is it what i should download and install, or is there anything else?

thank you for all your help
best regards
 
TheKhoury said:
I tried to download the IAA from the site/ I couldn't, had many
problems. Errors,and incompabilities with my shipset. I ended up
installing the "Intel chipset software installation utility" from the
toshiba site. Is it what i should download and install, or is there
anything else?
Click to expand...

Please reply to the latest post in the thread, to preserve continuity.
Thanks.

This Intel page discusses the "installation utility" and installation of
the I.A.A. itself. Click the links.

Note: As Intel points out, the I.A.A. is not necessary, but may add to
system efficiency.
 
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