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Operating System: Windows XP and Windows 7 PC Experience: Always learning | Some error messages that require you to change the virtual memory settings: “Your system is low on virtual memory” error message when you try to start an program Changing the virtual memory settings in Windows XP: 1. Right-click and select Properties, OR Click on Start and then click Run and in the Box type: sysdm.cpl and press enter.And then you will see this: ![]() 2. Click on the "Advanced Tab" and then click "Settings" like this : ![]() 3. Then click the "Advanced Tab" and by "Virtual Memory" click "Change" like this : ![]() 4. Then you can choose a custom size or let Windows choose. I recommend letting windows choose because changing it to a custom size is more for Advanced users. Then click "Set" and "Ok". You can set virtual memory on each physical drive but not each partition. ![]() 5. Click ok when you see this: ![]() 6. Then click on OK in Virtual Memory window. 7. Then click on OK in Performance Options window. 8. Then click Yes when you see this: ![]()
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