your computer is running low on memory. quit other programs and then

Johnny007 said:

Brainzion...


I tried that command prompt and nothing changed.

ok i think it was for 32BIT which is lower on ram for windows 7. 64BIT you dont get memory problems.

go to the system information how i described in a earlier post and type the page file value it should be the same as mine if windows has the default paging file settings (i have the same amount of ram as you 8GB)

Johnny007 said:

sorry for being such a dodo head on this one. I understand that this is slowing the process of trying to fix the real problem which is windows media player. Can you give me some advice on how to post the picture of my screen shot onto this forum?

Open Snipping Tool by clicking the Start button , clicking All Programs, clicking Accessories, and then clicking Snipping Tool. (or just type Snipping Tool in the start menu search box and click Snipping Tool on the result)

it pops up on the desktop

Click the arrow next to the New button, select a snip type from the menu, and then use your mouse or tablet pen to capture a snip.

then you save it to your picture files

Johnny007 said:

sorry for being such a dodo head on this one. I understand that this is slowing the process of trying to fix the real problem which is windows media player. Can you give me some advice on how to post the picture of my screen shot onto this forum?

don't worry take your time i no how it is not to be sure what to do i was the same when i started out in pc repairs

Johnny007 said:

7.96GB

great thanks you have lots of paging file so its not that we need to find out how much ram windows has allocated in the system resource monitor will tell you this.

type resource monitor in the start menu search box and click on the result. and click on the memory tab in the window at the top.