Your System Is Running Low On Virtual Memory

New computers today usually have a minimum of 512MB of memory installed with WiFi networking capability, but when the total of temporary details that needs storing surpasses the memory they write some of it the hard disk. The space used to allocate this is known as virtual memory. If this space has not been set up correctly, it will start to complain. It's usually best to let Windows decide how much virtual memory should be available. In order to do this, right-click on My Computer and select Properties. Select on the Advanced tab, under Performance, click the Settings button. Click on the Advance tab once more and, at the bottom, click Change. Make sure that the 'System managed size' option is selected and click the Set button. Finally, click OK and restart the PC.