Solve the problem of insufficient system resources

First thought:
1. Clear "Clipboard"
When the Clipboard contains a picture or a large text segment, it occupies a large amount of memory. Clear the content in the clipboard and release the system resources it occupies: Click Start, point to programs, point to attachments, and point to system tools ", click "view programs on the Clipboard", and then click the "delete" command on the "edit" menu.

2. restart the computer
Only exit the program and do not restart the computer. The program may not be able to return the occupied resources to the system. Restart your computer to release system resources.

3. Reduce automatically running programs
If too many programs run automatically when you start Windows, you will not have enough system resources to run other programs even if you restart your computer. Set Windows to not start too many programs: first, click Start> Run, type msconfig, click OK, and click Start to select a card, clear the check boxes before programs that do not need to be started. Second, click Start> Run, type sysedit, and click OK to delete autoexec. bat, win. ini and config. sys "file. Then, restart the computer.

4. Set virtual memory
Insufficient virtual memory can also cause system running errors. You can manually configure virtual memory in the "System Properties" dialog box to switch the default location of virtual memory to other disk partitions with large available space.

5. Application bugs or damages
Some applications may be designed with bugs or have been destroyed. during runtime, they may conflict with Windows or compete for resources, resulting in insufficient system resources. Solution 2: Upgrade the problem software, uninstall the software, and modify other similar software.

6. Memory optimization software
Many memory optimization software, such as RAM Idle and Memo Kit, can automatically clear the "Clipboard", release system resources not released by the closed program, and manage virtual memory files (Win386.swp) to automatically release system resources.

The second approach:
1. Disable some startup items
Loading too many applications at startup will cause Windows to "blue screen" due to severe shortage of system resources, so we 'd better run "Msconfig" to disable some applications. Alternatively, you can use the Windows optimization master to do your work.

2. Set enough virtual memory
Insufficient virtual memory can also cause system multi-task operation errors. We can solve this problem by regularly deleting temporary files and switching files, in addition, you can manually configure the virtual memory under "System Properties" to transfer the default location of the virtual memory to other logical disks. And set it to a greater value.

3. reserve sufficient space for the hard disk
Because the hard disk is used as the virtual memory when running Win9X, the hard disk must be kept free space to ensure the normal operation of the program. Generally, a minimum of MB space should be guaranteed. Otherwise, the "blue screen" may be related to the small space remaining on the hard disk. In addition, too many fragments of the hard disk may also lead to the appearance of "blue screen. Therefore, it is necessary to perform fragment at intervals.

4. Use Memory Management Software
The rest is miscellaneous, such as the lack of activedesktop and other waste of resources. Use memory management software, such as RAM Idle. Develop a good habit and close programs that are not used for the time being.