How Do You Fix A Virtual Memory Error?
A virtual memory error such as “virtual memory too low” indicates that your RAM is currently too full to continue operating your computer at a manageable speed. Whether you have too little RAM to run your programs or your programs are taking up too much of your memory, your computer will continue to operate at a low speed. Here is what you can do to fix the virtual memory problem. Step 1 Close any programs you are not using. If you are using the Windows Vista sidebar, be sure to close that. Step 2 Open up your task manager in Windows XP or Vista to see which running programs are using the most memory. Under the “Process” tab will be a number of programs that are currently running on your computer. Step 3 Select “View” and “Select Columns”. In XP, check the box that reads “Virtual Memory Size”; in Vista, it’s the “Commit Memory” option. This will display which programs are using the most virtual memory. Sort the column by size from largest to smallest. You can do this by pressing the co
