Virtual memory is a memory paging file created on disk that acts as an extension of physical memory.Virtual memory can be used as memory expansion when your computer is low on physical memory.It is recommended that you set the virtual memory to the system recommended size or higher.
Replace memory module
If your memory module is damaged or incompatible, you will need to replace it.To ensure compatibility, it is recommended to check your computer manufacturer's website or contact the after-sales service department to obtain adapted memory modules.
Viral infection
Some viruses attack system memory and cause memory errors.
Memory running at full capacity
When you run multiple programs at the same time, the memory load becomes very high and when there is not enough memory to support the program running, the system will experience memory errors.
Memory module is not compatible
If your memory module is not compatible with your computer, the system cannot read the memory correctly, resulting in memory errors.
Memory hardware failure
Memory is one of the most core components in a computer system. If a hardware failure occurs, it will lead to memory errors, blue screens, crashes, etc.
Clean memory
When you find that your computer is low on memory, try clearing the memory.In the Task Manager, you can view memory and CPU usage.You can end some unnecessary processes or free up memory by cleaning up junk and temporary files.
Install anti-virus software
To prevent virus infection, it is recommended that you install anti-virus software.Antivirus software can protect your computer's memory by helping you detect and remove malware.
