Hello
I don't want to see memory out alert messages anymore. How do I delete them or correct the settings so that I don't have them anymore?
Hello and welcome shermange,
So you will have to do a big cleaning of your pc with " Disk Cleanup " or " cleanmgr " and then with " BleachBit ", but be careful with the options this one is very effective ...
… And above all, sort out the useless files or have them saved on an external drive if necessary... That is what I will do to begin. It should be better on that side...
Good luck.
@+.
AR.
If it's the alert of memory full from solidworks (opening large assembly), I don't think the message can be disabled.
The ideal (good practice) is not to open too much assembly without closing SW in the meantime. (SW empties the memory linked to the software when it closes)
The easiest way would be to increase the memory so that you don't have it anymore!
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Yes, it's probably the right method.
… except that my PC has 64GB of RAM and I still get the message.
So yes, SW must be closed from time to time.
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I forgot there is also this technique to increase via virtual memory which works pretty well, not ideal compared to real ram, but functional:
Another visiativ article on the subject:
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Hi all.
Personally, I went to 64 gigabytes a while ago. No more problems. Branded memory is currently available at fair prices.
Hello
Restarting SW is not always enough, sometimes you have to reboot the computer to really empty the memory of SW " residues ".
… It is recommended to check if all the residues have been cleared by commenting with the " Temp " directory of Windows (this is the easiest to access: in general =>C:\Windows\Temp and %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Temp
in this directory: " CRTL+A " to select everything then " Shift "+" Delete " to delete everything without going to the trash and ignore the files or directories in use...
Or if you're not adventurous with the Windows Cleanup Tool:
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