WinXP play large game pop-up virtual memory shortage solution

As we all know, the high compatibility of WinXP allows users to play some early big games without any hindrance, but in terms of stability, WinXP is often inferior to Win7 and Win8, sometimes due to some small problems. The game is automatically closed. For example, if the virtual memory is insufficient, the game will go wrong. It will not automatically adjust the virtual memory according to the game, but we need to manually set it to solve.

Of course, as long as you learn how to set up WinXP virtual memory, it is also very simple, to a certain extent, improve the virtual memory of WinXP, so that the fluency of computer games can be improved. Specific methods are as follows:

1, right-click My Computer on the desktop - Properties - Advanced - Performance - Settings

2, then click the & ldquo; then at the lowest Advanced & rdquo ;, there is a virtual memory, click on the & ldquo; change & rdquo;

3, there is a & ldquo; virtual memory & rdquo; dialog box, and then select the & ldquo; custom size & rdquo ;, in the initial size (MB Enter 800 in it, “maximum” also enter 800, then click "Settings" in the lower right corner, then confirm, then confirm all the dialogs and the system prompts you to restart, then you ! restarted so OK

Note: the above value of & ldquo; 800 & rdquo; their own definition, which takes up disk space C, if C disk capacity rarely, it is recommended that the C Some unnecessary things in the disk are deleted! Generally, the custom size should be "1000MB", but I don't know if your computer C disk has enough space, so 800 is enough, not too small! Otherwise it will appear Virtual memory is too small!

The above steps can not be less, must look carefully! Otherwise it will not be successful!

According to the minimum configuration of different games, then adjust your WinXP virtual memory, so you can be very smooth Run every game, of course, if you do not play the game, you can also properly reduce the virtual memory, virtual memory is too large for the computer to run a certain burden.