There are lots of free software and useful computer applications which consume a lot of memory.
Sometimes it may happen that some programs on your box take too much allocation of memory.
your system have two types of memory, random access memory (RAM) andvirtual memory.
The amount of information temporarily stored in a paging file is also referred to as virtual memory.
This can happen when you run more programs than the RAM installed on the computer is designed to support.
Low memory problems can also occur when a program doesnt free up memory that it no longer needs.
This problem is called memory overuse or a memory leak.
But here Keep in mind that RAM is enough faster than your hard drive.
fallow bellow the steps toAdjust Virtual memoryon windows 10, 8.1 and 7.
First press the combination of Windows + R keys together to initiate the Run dialog box.
Once Run dialog box is opened, typesysdm.cplon it and then choose OK button.
This command will open System Properties of your machine.
Once System Properties window of your box is opened, go to the Advanced tab.
And press the parameters option which is available under Performance section.
Now you will seeVirtual Memorywindow on your setup screen.
Here you have to uncheckAutomatically manage paging file size for all driveoption first.
Maximum size is three (3) x the initial size.
This Is the Best working method you should Try First.
you’ve got the option to also try bellow fix to prevent windows for Low Memory Warning Error.
For this Once initiate the system maintenance tool and check.
Repair Corrupted Registry
If any corrupt Registry uses the high memory this Error can happen.
Better check for the corrupted registry and clean or repair them using free registry optimizer tools like Ccleaner.
once you implement the Ccleaner launch the program and check for Registry clean.
Select Scan for Issue and allow CCleaner to scan, then click Fix Selected Issues.
When CCleaner asks Do you want backup changes to the registry?
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