Seven secret weapons to deal with insufficient system resources

1. Clear “Clipboard”. When a picture or a large piece of text is stored in the "Clipboard", it will take up more memory. Please clear the contents of the "Clipboard" and release the system resources it occupies: click “Start”, point to “Program", point to "Accessories", point to "System Tools", single Click on the “Clipboard Viewer” and then on the “Edit” menu, click the “Delete” command.
2. Restart your computer. Only exit the program, do not restart the computer, the program may not be able to return the occupied resources to the system. Please restart your computer to free up system resources.
3. Reduce the program that runs automatically. If there are too many programs running automatically when you start Windows, there will not be enough system resources to run other programs even if you restart your computer. Setting Windows does not start too many programs: First, click “Start →Run”, type “msconfig”, click “OK” button, click “Start” tab, clear unwanted Check box before the program that is started. Second, click “Start →Run”, type “sysedit”, click the “OK" button, delete“autoexec.bat”,“win.ini” and“config.sys” Unnecessary self-starting program lines in the file. then restart your computer.
4. Set virtual memory. Insufficient virtual memory can also cause system operation errors. You can manually configure virtual memory in the “System Properties” dialog box to transfer the default location of virtual memory to other disk partitions with large available space.
5. The application has bugs or corruption. Some applications are designed to have bugs or have been destroyed. They may conflict with Windows or compete for resources at runtime, resulting in insufficient system resources. There are two methods for the decision: one is to upgrade the problem software
, and the other is to uninstall the software and modify other similar software.
6. Memory optimization software. A lot of memory optimization software, such as RAM Idle and Memo Kit, can automatically clear the "blank", release the system resources that have not been released by the closed program, reorganize the virtual memory file (Win386.swp), etc., exempt manual The trouble of operation reaches the goal of automatically releasing system resources.
7. Leave enough space for the hard disk. Because Windows 9x needs to use hard disk as virtual memory, this requires the hard disk to reserve a certain free space to ensure the normal operation of the program. In general, the minimum space should be more than 100MB, otherwise the "blue screen" may be related to the remaining space of the hard disk is too small. In addition, too many fragments of the hard disk, it is easy to lead to the emergence of "blue screen". Therefore, it is necessary to perform defragmentation at regular intervals.