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Subject: Can I increase my virtual memory manualy?
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  • last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT

My computer keeps increasing it by itself like once a week, so I figure, just increase it a lot all at once. Is this possible or not? If so please tell how. Thanks in advance :)

  • 02.11.2005 5:08 PM PDT

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ooh! I actually had this question a year ago.
Increasing or decreasing your virtual memory all the way will slow down some things aswell as speed up others. Dont ask me how this happens, there are certain numbers that are goood. And the others are baaad.
Depending on what you got on your PC.

Let your computer do it, manually can slow down stuff that werent slow before.
Unless your computer tells you to increase your virtual memory, actually, even then it may be a bad idea.

I'd suggest taking that special disks that all computers have, in my case in a reinstallation Resource CD. I got WinXP.

If all else fails, this will fix EVERYTHING. save your fun stuff and internet important stuff into a blank disk.
Call Tech-support for your computer and they'll run you through it free of charge.
NOT a random computer repair company, call tech support from the company that made your computer.
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In my case, to change your virtual-memory:
1. go to the control panel icon, where ever it may be.
2. go to the preformance and maintenance icon.
3. go to the System icon.
4. go to the Advanced tab.
5. click Settings under "preformance".
6. select the Advanced Tab.
7. it should be there.
This is for Windows XP.
Any other windows should be similar if not the same.

  • 02.11.2005 6:10 PM PDT