The size of the virtual memory setting

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1. How to adjust the size of virtual memory

1. Use the control panel: Open the control panel, click "System and Security", then click "System", click "Performance Settings" in "Advanced System Settings", click "Virtual Memory" in "Performance Options", and then click "Custom Size", enter a new virtual memory size, Finally, click "OK".

2. Use system settings: Open "Settings", click "System", then "About", click "Advanced System Settings" in "About This Mac", click "Performance Options" in "Performance Settings", click "Virtual Memory" in "Performance Options", then click "Custom Size", and enter a new onevirtual memory size, and finally click "OK".

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1. Click Cortana, search for Control Panel, and click Open.

2. Click View in the upper right corner to change it to [Large icon], and click [System].

3. In the system window, click Advanced System Settings on the left.

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1. Right-click on the desktop My Computer icon, the drop-down options appear, find Properties in the drop-down menu, and click the left mouse button to open the Properties window.

2. After opening the window, find a system advanced settings in the options below the home page of the control panel on the far left, and click the left mouse button to open the advanced settings.

3. After opening System Properties, switch to Options Advanced , in the small window there will be Performance, User Configuration Files, Startup and Failure Recovery , select the first one , and click Settings .

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1. Right-click on "My Computer" and select the "Properties" command from the context menu to open the "System Properties" dialog box.

2. Click on the "Performance" option, and in its "Advanced Settings" area, click on the "Virtual Memory" button. The Virtual Memory dialog box is displayed.

3. Select the appropriate hard disk and hard disk partition in the "Virtual Memory" dialog box. Here is a suggestion: for hard disk partitions, you should choose a large enough space; For hard drives, you should choose the fastest one. If two hard disks are installed, you can save the Windows virtual memory swap file to the two hard disks separately, but not to two partitions of the same hard disk, which can effectively improve the system's access performance to the virtual memory swap file. For memory settings, select the "User-specified virtual memory settings" radio button, and then set the exact value of the virtual swap file size in the "Minimum" and "Max" options, respectively.

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1. Right-click on This Computer (My Computer) and click Properties.

2. Then click Advanced System Settings.

3. At this point we go to the System Properties, Advanced section. Click Settings under Performance.