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How to adjust the virtual memory size in Win7?How to track non-compliance incidents Virtual memory is a very important resource in computers. It can help computers process large programs and files without damaging the performance of hardware and software. Usually, the operating system automatically allocates virtual memory space for the application, but in some cases, you may need to manually adjust the size of the virtual memory. This article will teach you how to set the virtual memory size in Win7. Step 1: Before learning about virtual memory and starting to adjust the size of virtual memory, you need to know some basic knowledge about virtual memory. Virtual memory is part of the space on the computer's hard disk, which can be used as a supplement to the computer's memory when needed.In Win7, by default, the virtual memory size is automatically managed by the operating system. When the computer memory is occupied, Win7 will use virtual memory to run applications. However, sometimes you will encounter such a situation: when you need to process large data, you will find that there is not enough virtual memory. At this time, you need to manually adjust the size of the virtual memory. Step 2: Open the "Advanced System Settings" window. In Win7, you can manually adjust the size of the virtual memory by opening the "Advanced System Settings" window. The following is how to open the "Advanced System Settings" window: 1. First, right-click "Computer" on the desktop, and then select "Properties". Two. In the window that appears, click "Advanced System Settings". 3. Under the "Advanced" tab of the "System Properties" window, click "Settings" in the "Performance" area.Four. In the "Performance Options" window, click the "Change" button under the "Advanced" tab. 5. Finally, in the "Virtual Memory" window, click the "Custom Size" option. Step 3: Adjust the size of virtual memory. Now, you can manually adjust the size of the virtual memory. The following is how to adjust the size of virtual memory: 1. In the "Virtual Memory" window, uncheck "Automatically manage the paging file size of all drives". Two. Select a drive from the "Drive" list below. 3. Then, in the "Custom Size" area, enter the initial size and maximum size you want to use (in MB), and then click "Settings". Four. Repeat steps 2-3 to set the virtual memory size for other drives. 5. Finally, click the "OK" button and close all windows.Please note that the operating system needs to allocate virtual memory for each application. If you set the size of the virtual memory too small, you may encounter the problem of application crashing. On the other hand, if you set the size of the virtual memory too large, you may waste hard disk space. Therefore, it is recommended that you set the size of the virtual memory according to the actual usage of the computer and the available hard disk space. Conclusion It is very simple to adjust the size of Win7 virtual memory. You just need to open the "Advanced System Settings" window, and then manually set the size of the virtual memory. However, please be careful not to set the size of the virtual memory too small or too large, which may affect the performance of the computer.

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