Hi BMM389EC, I see that 25 F hasn't replied, so you'll have to do with me (only just above your level of clued-up-ness
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In Control Panel, look at 'system'. Somewhere around there it will mention 'virtual Memory'. Make sure that the settings are such that the VM is set by the PC, and not by you.
I suggest you move some files onto the D Drive and delete any rubbish (esp. programs not used). Although you have to pay, I find Window Washer very good at deleting temp files. Make copies of anything you would need if they were to be accidentally erased.
Not meaning to be rude, but unless the pc is just for 'surfing' and typing, then you'll need to upgrade soon.
Disclaimer: All the above is meant in good faith, but if it goes 'tits up' then don't blame me- although you won't be able to anyway
