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This error message occasionaly saying my Virtual Memory is getting low. How do i get it higher?
In theory.
I never, ever log on though, because it really does annoy the hell out of me. Also, the Linux clients you get are a bit crappy (what a shame). If you want some help just post on here, I'm on here pretty much all the time, except on those rare occasions when I want time to myself. Also, if you just want a chat I can fire an IRC server:channel at you.
I never, ever log on though, because it really does annoy the hell out of me. Also, the Linux clients you get are a bit crappy (what a shame). If you want some help just post on here, I'm on here pretty much all the time, except on those rare occasions when I want time to myself. Also, if you just want a chat I can fire an IRC server:channel at you.
It can either mean:
a) Windows isn't allocating enough virtual memory
or
b) You're running out of HDD space and therefore Windows can't allocate enough virtual memory.
I don't have a Windows computer to hand, although there are a few basic option you can access from the properties of "My Computer", and also a program called TweakAll, downloadable free from download.com, which will help.
a) Windows isn't allocating enough virtual memory
or
b) You're running out of HDD space and therefore Windows can't allocate enough virtual memory.
I don't have a Windows computer to hand, although there are a few basic option you can access from the properties of "My Computer", and also a program called TweakAll, downloadable free from download.com, which will help.
What does the message say, exactly? Does it only appear when a certain program is running?