Win system prompts "insufficient memory" reason and solution

First, the clipboard takes up too much memory

In fact, the clipboard is a temporary area in memory, when you are in the program After using the "Copy" or "Cut" command, Windows will temporarily store the copied or cut content and its format on the clipboard for use by <paste”. If the current clipboard contains a picture, the clipboard takes up a lot of memory. In this case, please clear the contents of the clipboard and release the memory resources occupied by it as follows:

1. Click “Start”, point to “Program” or “All Programs&rdquo ;, point to "attachments", point to "System Tools", and then click “Clipboard Viewer" to open the &##;Clipboard Viewer" window. 2. On the "Edit" menu, click the “Delete” command. 3. Close the “Clipboard Viewer” window.

In order to distinguish it from the multiple clipboards provided by Microsoft Office programs, the clipboard mentioned above is often referred to as the system clipboard. If you are using a Microsoft Office program and are using its multi-clipboard feature, you should clear the items on the "Office Clipboard" by: "In the Office Clipboard" (Office XP) or On the toolbar (Office2000), click “Clear all & rdquo; or “Clear & lsquo;Clipboard & rsquo;”. When emptying the "Office Clipboard", the system clipboard will also be cleared at the same time

Second, too many open programs

If too many documents are open at the same time or the program is running More, there is not enough memory to run other programs. At this time, for multi-document interface (MDl) programs, such as Wd, Excel, etc., please close all documents outside the current document, and exit the currently unused programs, and then you may continue to perform because of "insufficient memory" The task was interrupted.

Third, restart the computer

If you only exit the program and do not restart the computer, the program may not be able to return the memory resources to the system. Please restart your computer to free up system resources and then run the program again or perform the interrupted task.

Four, too many programs run automatically

If there are too many programs running automatically when starting Windows, then even if you restart your computer, there is not enough memory to run other programs.

(1) Determine if there are too many programs set to run automatically

1. Click “Start”, then click “Run”.

2. In the "Open” box, type “Msconfig”, click the “OK" button to open the “System Configuration Utility” window.

3. Click the “General” tab, select the "Selective Startup" checkbox, clear the "Process Win.ini File" checkbox and “Load Startup Group Project ” checkbox.

4. Click the “OK" button and when prompted to restart your computer, click the “Yes" button.

After restarting your computer, if the problem of insufficient memory has been resolved, you can configure your computer to start without opening any programs.

(2) Configuring the computer does not automatically open any program

1. Restore the changes made in Msconfig by: in the "System Configuration Utility" window, click “ General & rdquo; tab, select “ Normal Start & rdquo;, click the “ OK & rdquo; button, and then restart the computer.

2. Delete all shortcuts in the "Startup" folder

1Click “Start”, point to “Set”, then click “Taskbar And the start menu & rdquo;, the system pops up "Taskbar Properties" dialog box.

2Click the “Start Menu” tab, click “Customize”, and then click the “Delete” button.

3Click the plus sign next to the “Start & rdquo; folder to display a list of programs that are set to run automatically. If there is no plus sign next to the “Startup” folder, it means that there is no program set to run automatically. Click the “Close" button to terminate the process.

4Click on each shortcut in the “Start” folder and click the “Delete” button. This action will remove the shortcut from the “Start” menu, but will not remove the corresponding program from the hard drive. Repeat this step for each shortcut in the “Start & rdquo; folder.

5Click the “Close” button.

6Click the “OK” button.

3.Disable all programs loaded from the Win.ini file

1Open the “System Configuration Utility" window as described above.

2Click the "Win.ini” tab, double-click “[windows]”, then clear the “Load=” and “Run=” checkboxes.

3 Click the “OK” button, and when prompted to restart your computer, click the “Yes” button.