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1. GOOGLE NOT ENOUGH MEMORY TO OPEN THIS PAGE DRIVER
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3. GOOGLE NOT ENOUGH MEMORY TO OPEN THIS PAGE SOFTWARE

The main ones are Active (ie running programs), Modified, Standby, and Free memory. PerfMon shows that Windows uses pages of memory in many different ways. If you can’t manage without it, re-install it and hope it behaves itself in future. If a program creates the problem, uninstall it. Don’t run anything else for 15-30 minutes to see if that changes: you may have a “memory leak” (ie a program keeps taking more memory and not giving it back).Īfter that, load your programs one at a time to see how much memory each one takes, and whether your PC slows down. Reboot your PC and see how much memory is available. This PC is running Firefox, Chrome and Internet Explorer as well as Microsoft Word, PerfMon, RAMMap and the Freecell card game. In the example shown here, I have about 2GB in use and more than 800MB available. However, PerfMon and RAMMap do give you a reasonable answer in the form of “Available memory”. This makes it hard to answer the question about how much “free” memory you have at any given time. It’s much quicker to run things from memory than to fetch them from the hard drive. SuperFetch knows which programs you use, and silently preloads them. (Russinovich’s tools were so good that Microsoft bought the company.)Īs mentioned, recent versions of Windows try to fill your PC’s memory: a program called SuperFetch looks for any free memory, and loads something into it. After you run it, click “Resource monitor” to get the readout below.Īn even better guide is Mark Russinovich’s free RAMMap, which you can download from the Windows Sysinternals section of Microsoft’s website. You can find PerfMon by typing pe or perf into the run box at the bottom of the Start menu. Happily, Windows 7 has Performance Monitor.

Windows Task Manager is not a reliable guide to how much memory is free.

Also, run a quick scan with the free Malwarebytes Anti-Malware (MBAM) as a one-off check to make sure nothing has got past Norton. However, make sure you have at least 5GB of free hard disk space, in case Windows needs to expand its swapfile.

Since you’ve asked about memory use, I’ll concentrate on that.

GOOGLE NOT ENOUGH MEMORY TO OPEN THIS PAGE DRIVER

Windows could be running slowly because a program or device driver is leaking memory, because you don’t have enough disk space, because a rogue process is running your processor at close to 100%, because your PC is overheating, or because of a virus or other malware.

GOOGLE NOT ENOUGH MEMORY TO OPEN THIS PAGE SOFTWARE

Either way, 3GB of memory plus a 4GB swapfile (a hidden file called pagefile.sys) is more than enough for the software you’re running. Modern versions of Windows – the ones that followed Windows XP – are designed to use all your PC’s physical memory: that’s what it’s there for.

GOOGLE NOT ENOUGH MEMORY TO OPEN THIS PAGE PRO

I use Microsoft Office Pro and Mailwasher. My PC is an HP CQ5307UK desktop, with a 2.90GHz AMD Athlon II X3 435 processor and 3GB of memory running Microsoft Windows 7 and Norton Internet Security.