Computer help: 'Out of resources"
'Out of resources"
by briceone - 2/9/08 2:18 AMHi
I need an answer to the following. With Virtual page still with plenty of space and ram is only 30 to 40 % used. I get continuous small windows at bottom right of the screen stating (Out of resources) & (drawing canvas not allowed) accompanied with 'bump' sound. I can only remove by rebooting. This is a rela pain. help please guys.
Hard to say
by Jimmy Greystone - 2/9/08 7:42 AM In reply to: 'Out of resources" by briceoneHard to say for sure given you decided to ignore the red text above every message that says:
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out of resources: reply
by briceone - 2/10/08 8:24 AM In reply to: Hard to say by Jimmy GreystoneI do get a red graph line that says with varying %s of 42 to 77%!
I am running XP Home which is fully up to date with SP2 and all reative auto hot fixes etc. I have Nividia G800 with 128 mem. ram at 512. DSL at 1024. generally it runs fine apart from the anoyances of as explained in the first post.
Re: out of resources
by Kees Bakker
- 2/10/08 8:29 AM
In reply to: out of resources: reply by briceone
I don't think it's a XP problem, frankly speaking.
Anyway, a search for the two messages you give on google via http://www.google.nl/search?q=%22out+of+resources%22+%22drawing+canvas+not+allowed%22 only return your post, so I'm afraid your messages aren't the exact ones that are given. No help possible then.
Kees
You mentioned the OS now but ...
by Edward ODaniel - 2/10/08 1:41 PM In reply to: out of resources: reply by briceonethe rest of the red text shouldn't be ignored, especially the part that says and any other specifics related to the problem.
When do you get the error, every time you touch the mouse, every time you touch the keyboard, every time you start a specific program or open a specific file?
What are you NOT DOING when it is "running fine"?
You've got to help us help you (and we are not dentists).
problem solved!
by briceone - 2/11/08 8:48 AM In reply to: You mentioned the OS now but ... by Edward ODanielHi
I have solved my problem! It was caused by a RAM SAVER software!!
The culprit was 'Buysoft Ram' A freebee. Hving removed this the problem has never returned since.
Thanks to all.
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