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How to extend virtual memory
For Windows Vista, go to...
1.) Control Panel.
2.) System and Maintenance.
3.) System.
4.) Under computer name, domain, and workgroup, click Change Settings.
5.) Advanced tab.
6.) Advanced again.
7.) Virtual Memory.
8. ) Adjust the size of your paging file here.

David in Las Vegas, Nevada | Tips Published: 1

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I would recommend letting your OS set the Virtual memory on your hard drives. It often will only use a certain amount of Hard Disk as VM anyway.

Adam from Brisbane, Queensland | Tips Published: 0
01:46 AM, September 24, 2009 PST

I would recommend letting your OS

dennis from claremont, NH | Tips Published: 0
07:25 PM, December 18, 2009 PST

If you would like to improve your own memory its easy with memory improving techniques from http://www.memoryassistance.com.

Bently from Marengo, | Tips Published: 0
12:11 AM, March 22, 2011 PST

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