Physical memory check and temporary temp space problem resolution _oracle during Oracle installation

Physical memory – This prerequisite will test whether the total physical memory of the system is at least 922MB
(944128.0KB).
Expected value: N/A
Actual value: N/A
Error List: –
Available Physical memory PRVF-7531: Unable to perform physical memory check on node-

Cause: Unable to perform a physical memory check on the indicated node. –action: Ensures that you have access to the specified node and can view memory information.

Available physical memory – this prerequisite will test whether the system can have at least 50MB of physical memory
(51200.0KB).
Expected value: N/A
Actual value: N/A
Error List: –
PRVF-7563: Unable to perform the available memory check on the node –cause: Unable to perform an available memory check on the indicated node. –action: Ensure that you can access the specified node and

You can view memory information.

Swap space size
Swap space Size – this prerequisite tests whether the system has enough total swap space.
Expected value: N/A
Actual value: N/A
Error List: –
PRVF-7574: Unable to perform the swap space size check on the node –cause: unable to

Performs a swap space check on the indicated node. –action: Ensures that you can access the specified node and view the swap space information.

Solution:

You can ignore all forced installations that generally do not affect functionality, but if you have a curious mind and wonder why this error occurred, and how to solve it, please continue reading the fact that Oracle performs prerequisite checks is dependent on the C $ share, many system administrators shut down this by default for security. So that causes the check not to pass. The Open method is simple, make sure that the Server service in the service is running properly, and then type in the CMD command console

NET share c$=c:

If you are prompted for a temporary disk size of C disk, not enough:
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local Settings\Temp

Can with see oneself C disk is really too small, not enough to accommodate interim files during Oracle installation.