On Windows 10, you can change the size of virtual memory to improve system stability and performance, and in this guide, I'll show you how.

Yes, it's possible to move your device virtual memory to another drive, and here are the steps to perform this task on Windows 10.

By default, Hyper-V assigns a measly amount of RAM to virtual machines you create. For best performance in the virtual PC, adjust these numbers, and use dynamic memory for maximum flexibility.

Every business edition of Windows 10 includes a full-strength virtualization platform, Hyper-V. If your PC meets the requirements, you can begin creating virtual machines for testing software and ...

If Windows keeps telling you that your virtual memory is too low, you can either buy more RAM or expand the swap file. One will cost you money, but the other will slow down your PC.

I generally recommend that you try to keep at least 15% to 20% of the total disk space free for the ‘virtual memory’ Windows needs to create.