2008-09-12, 10:38 AM
(This post was last modified: 2008-09-12, 10:50 AM by Kawasari Mimoto.)
NOTE: Want to know what Virtual Memory IS? Click here: Definitition of "Virtual Memory" by Wikipedia's standard
Disclaimer: I am not responsible to your computer, or you (if you get in trouble) for altering your computer's Virtual Memory. Everything here is just from what I know, I've never had any problems doing this, but if done in-correctly, things might happen, I'm unsure (doubt it though). Also, I did not came up with this, I learned this. ;]
Step 1: Go to your "My Computer", right click it. You should be able to see 7 tabs on the top, click on "Advanced"! =)
![[Image: BG1-1.jpg]](http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y164/KGM/BG1-1.jpg)
Step 2: Now you should see several boxes beneath, one that says Performance, User Profiles, and Startup and System Recovery. Please click on "Settings" in the Performance section.
![[Image: BG2-1.jpg]](http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y164/KGM/BG2-1.jpg)
Step 3: Now you should see several more boxes, Processor Scheduling, Memory Usage, and Virtual Memory. You want to scroll down to Virtual Memory, and then click on "Change"!
![[Image: BG3-1.jpg]](http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y164/KGM/BG3-1.jpg)
Step 4: Where it says Custom Size, make sure you have that selected. In "Initial Size (MB)", feel free to change that and clock it up to 10000 MB. Then change "Maximum Size (MB)" to 11000 MB, make sure you click "Set"! Click on Ok, then on Apply afterwards, and then if the computer asks for you to restart your computer (and it should), restart your computer for it to take affect.
![[Image: BG4-1.jpg]](http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y164/KGM/BG4-1.jpg)
Enjoy!
Disclaimer: I am not responsible to your computer, or you (if you get in trouble) for altering your computer's Virtual Memory. Everything here is just from what I know, I've never had any problems doing this, but if done in-correctly, things might happen, I'm unsure (doubt it though). Also, I did not came up with this, I learned this. ;]
Step 1: Go to your "My Computer", right click it. You should be able to see 7 tabs on the top, click on "Advanced"! =)
Step 2: Now you should see several boxes beneath, one that says Performance, User Profiles, and Startup and System Recovery. Please click on "Settings" in the Performance section.
Step 3: Now you should see several more boxes, Processor Scheduling, Memory Usage, and Virtual Memory. You want to scroll down to Virtual Memory, and then click on "Change"!
Step 4: Where it says Custom Size, make sure you have that selected. In "Initial Size (MB)", feel free to change that and clock it up to 10000 MB. Then change "Maximum Size (MB)" to 11000 MB, make sure you click "Set"! Click on Ok, then on Apply afterwards, and then if the computer asks for you to restart your computer (and it should), restart your computer for it to take affect.
Enjoy!