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I am running Windows 98. I recently got the memory (RAM) increased to 384. They also got rid of spyware on my hard drive. When I got my computer back, Photoshop Elements wouldn’t open. Instead I got an error saying "Could not start Adobe Photoshop because the volume Windows is using for Virtual Memory does not have enough free space, which could lead to stability problems. See Windows Help for information on increasing available Virtual Memory."
I have read messages of people with the same problem. I have deleted my preferences, defragmented, reinstalled, uninstalled and reinstalled, and made sure that I am letting Windows manage my virtual memory. Photoshop still will not open. Every other application is working normally. Is there anything else I can do? Should I do something to the virtual memory?
Thanks.
I have read messages of people with the same problem. I have deleted my preferences, defragmented, reinstalled, uninstalled and reinstalled, and made sure that I am letting Windows manage my virtual memory. Photoshop still will not open. Every other application is working normally. Is there anything else I can do? Should I do something to the virtual memory?
Thanks.
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