Solve memory overflow nine laws (98)
1. Check if Win98 Configuration provides the program with a corresponding type of memory Win98, three configurations can be used to provide close-up type memory to the MS-DOS program: regular memory, expand memory, extending memory. 1. Make sure WIN98 provides sufficient regular memory to the MS-DOS program. Right-click the program icon or shortcut After clicking the Properties / Memory option. In the "Regular Memory" area, if a value has been specified in the "total" or "initial environment", it should be ensured that this value is large enough. (Specifically requires how much conventional memory can be viewed) If this value meets the requirements, the problem still exists, the "Auto" should be selected in the "total" and "Initial Environment", not the specified size, click "OK ". 2. Determine if Win98 provides sufficient expansion or expansion memory to the MS-DOS program. Right-click the Property Icon or shortcut After clicking the Properties / Memory option, view the value of the "Extended Memory (XMS" area "A total" domain and "expand the memory (EMS)" area "total" domain value, Then do one of the following procedures: a. If the "total" domain is specified as "automatic" or a particular value, and the received error message specifies the extension memory and extended memory quantity required by the program: Total "box The value is changed to the value specified by the error message and re-runs the program. b. If "automatic" is currently selected in the "A total" box, the received error message does not specify the extension memory or expand memory required by the program: "8192" in the "total" box, and re-re- Run the program. C. If the problem is not resolved, you should select a larger value in the "Total" box, then re-run the program. D. Repeat this process based on the needs of the problem. If you select a close-up value in the "A total" box: Reset the "Total" box to "Auto" and run the program again. Second, exiting all other programs running to exit typical procedures: Right-click the program icon in the taskbar, and then click Close. Third, check if the open program is too much if the document is opened or the running program is too much, there is not enough memory to run other programs. Determine if the open document or program is too much: Turn off all documents outside the current document, exit the current unused programs. Continue to execute the interrupted task and exit typical procedures. Fourth, restart your computer, and then run this program if you only exit the program, but do not restart your computer, the program may not return memory resources to the system. Restart your computer to release system resources. Restart your computer: Click Start / Close System / Restart Computer / Yes. V. Whether the program is destroyed If a program is destroyed, it may also cause memory problems to delete the destroyed program and reload. 6. Hard disk space is used for virtual memory paging files to use hard disk space to simulate RAM in the format of the virtual memory paging file. 1. Determine the drive where the Windows virtual memory paging file: Click Start / Find / File or Folder. Enter "WIN386.SWP" in the Name box. In the Search box, select "My Computer" and click Start Find. 2. Determine if there is enough available disk space: increase the available space on the drive where the Windows virtual memory paging file is located (increasing the operation of the available space has a clear recovery station, delete the temporary file from the disk, deleting an expired file from the disk or has already Archive files, delete all files that have never been used.) Seven, the program runs in the MS-DOS mode in Win98, MS-DOS mode is used to run the MS-DOS program that requires all computer resources. Win98 will terminate all tasks before switching to this mode, load MS-DOS, and may also load custom autoexec.bat and config.sys files. Restart Win98 when exiting the MS-DOS mode.
