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messages seem correct and appropriate when encountered on a smaller-sized RAM, it gets extremely http://www.optimizemswindows.com/how-to-fix-unnecessary-low-memory-errors-in-windows-8-1/ annoying when such errors start appearing on the higher spaced, higher priced RAM(s) for no apparent reason. The error further tests the users’ nerves if it becomes common http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/505728/new-laptop-low-on-memory/ in the most recent versions of Windows, Windows 8.1. If you are among the many frustrated victims of low memory errors and cannot seem to diagnose the low on issue, read this article, and familiarize yourself with some simple steps on how to resolve this common problem. Methods to Resolve Low Memory Errors While one of the most apparent reasons for low memory errors is actually owning a smaller-sized RAM, it is quite often found that such errors result from some incorrect settings. Sometimes, low on memory a program might be suffering from a memory leak, in which case the program has to be identified and cured appropriately. It is therefore strongly suggested you try the methods below, and stop your system from experiencing unnecessary memory problems. Method 1: Run System Maintenance Troubleshooter System Maintenance troubleshooter can perform a full system scan and automatically perform the necessary maintenance tasks. Follow the steps below to run this troubleshooter successfully: Open the Search charms bar by pressing the Windows + F key and then type “Troubleshooting”. In the Settings category, locate and click on “Troubleshooting”. In the Troubleshooting console that opens, click on the view all option from the left pane and click on “System maintenance”. Click “Next” and let tool find the issues. This will run and automatically fix issues, including memory leak issues in your system. Method 2: Manually Increase Virtual Memory of Your system When the system runs low on RAM in order to complete specific tasks, it starts u
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