not enough memory

when I try to connect to the internet, I get the following msg "There is
not enough memory to continue.. close down one or more appications and try
again" there is nothing running, what is causing this? any help will be
appreciated. thank you..

There is
not enough memory to continue

Does this article help you?
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;275202


Bill Starbuck (MVP)

http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=h...rwindo ws.asp
That is the Windows Troubleshooter for out of memory errors.

http://search.support.microsoft.com/...dv=1&spid=1139 MSKB (new)
Search "Internet Explorer not enough memory to continue"; Windows 98;
Weighted; Full Text; All Words; Anytime; produces about two pages,
including...

• Internet Explorer Does Not Run After Installing Windows 2000
(228273) - When you try to start Internet Explorer, you may receive the
following error message: There is not enough memory to continue. Close
down one or more applications and try again. This error message can
occur if your computer is configured to boot...
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;228273

• Error Starting Internet Explorer and Outlook Express After Performing
a Clean Install of Windows 98
(275202) - After you reinstall Microsoft Windows 98 into a new directory
on the same partition of your storage device, Microsoft Internet
Explorer, Microsoft Outlook Express, and Microsoft NetMeeting may no
longer function. When you start Internet Explorer,...
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;275202


At the old MSKB...
http://search.support.microsoft.com/...SD=GN&LN=EN-US MSKB
Windows 98; Full Text; Exact Phrase.

Search "not enough free memory"; produces just one...

http://support.microsoft.com/default...94&Product=w98
Various Error Messages Displayed and Slow Windows Performance When
Virtual Memory Is Enabled
(239094) - When you click the Performance tab of the System Properties
tool, you may receive the following message: Performance may be improved
by enabling virtual memory. If you examine the Virtual Memory option,
virtual memory is enabled. In addition, Windows...

Search "Insufficient memory to initialize windows"; produces just these
four...

http://support.microsoft.com/default...47&Product=w98
Error Message: Insufficient Memory to Initialize Windows
(184447) - If your computer has 1 gigabyte (GB) or more of random-access
memory (RAM) installed, Windows may not start. Also, when you try to
start your computer, you may receive the following error message:
Insufficient memory to initialize Windows. Quit one or...

http://support.microsoft.com/default...42&Product=w98
Computer Stops Responding After You Install Hewlett Packard Picture
Place 1.0
(207442) - When you restart your computer after you install Hewlett
Packard Picture Place version 1.0, your computer may stop responding, or
you may receive the following error message: Insufficient memory to
initialize Windows. Quit one or more memory-resident...

http://support.microsoft.com/default...43&Product=w98
Computer May Reboot Continuously with More Than 1.5 GB of RAM
(304943) - If your computer has more than 1.5 gigabytes (GB) of memory
(RAM), the computer may reboot continuously when you try to start
Windows Millennium Edition (Me) or Windows 98. Or, when you try to
install Windows Me or Windows 98 with more than 1.5 GB of...

http://support.microsoft.com/default...12&Product=w98
"Out of Memory" Error Messages with Large Amounts of RAM Installed
(253912) - If a computer that is running any of the versions of Windows
that are listed above contains more than 512 megabytes (for example, 768
megabytes) of physical memory (RAM), you may experience one or more of
the following symptoms:


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"pappaone" wrote in message
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| when I try to connect to the internet, I get the following msg
"There is
| not enough memory to continue.. close down one or more appications and
try
| again" there is nothing running, what is causing this? any help will
be
| appreciated. thank you..

that worked for me, but now I get 2 messages on start up unable to find
C:windows\system\V128iitw.dll ....and windows\system\vshinit.vxd... they are
on the hard drive, but don't know how to lik to them

"Bill Starbuck" wrote:

There is
not enough memory to continue

Does this article help you?
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;275202


Bill Starbuck (MVP)

You will need to reinstall your display adapter (graphic card) drivers to
fix the V128iitw error, and your McAfee ViruScan software to fix the vshinit
error.

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"pappaone" wrote in message
...
that worked for me, but now I get 2 messages on start up unable to find
C:windows\system\V128iitw.dll ....and windows\system\vshinit.vxd... they
are
on the hard drive, but don't know how to lik to them

"Bill Starbuck" wrote:

There is
not enough memory to continue

Does this article help you?
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;275202


Bill Starbuck (MVP)

There is
not enough memory to continue

Does this article help you?
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;275202


Bill Starbuck (MVP)

May I butt into this conversation? I recently switched to Comcast hi-speed
internet connection, and since the mcafee anti-virus is free w/ the comcast
subscription, I deleted the Norton and downloaded and installed the mcafee.
Well the mcafee seems to work fine, but my computer has slowed to almost
zero. I ran the Comcast Disk Doctor and it reports my memory is running
between 30 and 1 percent available. So I deleted all the folders I could
find relating to Symantec/Norton and ditto for the registry. A little
better, but not much. I went into the config program and X'ed out what I
didn't need running (thanks to www.sysinfo.org/startuplist.php). Still
terrible. Takes several minutes to boot up; when I do anything at all the
program takes a long time to boot, the mouse freezes, and after about a
minute, things start to work again. Until I try another program. Sounds
like something is gobbling up my memory, but I can't find anything running (I
used cntrl-alt-del). I reloaded Windows (98SE). I don't think my hard
drive is too full, but I deleted a bunch of pictures which I had backed up on
a CD; still no good. Can anyone help?

"Bill Starbuck" wrote:

There is
not enough memory to continue

Does this article help you?
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;275202


Bill Starbuck (MVP)

When you use Symantec or McAfee you should only use the core AV. The rest of
their suite may or may not suit you but for sure they are both resource
hogs. And with McAfee, if you let VShield scan system files on the fly then
you might as well give it up. I would put money on this suggestion.
Especially if you made no other changes except for uninstalling Symantec. By
the way, good luck uninstalling Symantec without causing problems. It's
almost as bad as AOL.

HTH,
DTC
"PMS" wrote in message
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May I butt into this conversation? I recently switched to Comcast hi-speed
internet connection, and since the mcafee anti-virus is free w/ the comcast
subscription, I deleted the Norton and downloaded and installed the mcafee.
Well the mcafee seems to work fine, but my computer has slowed to almost
zero. I ran the Comcast Disk Doctor and it reports my memory is running
between 30 and 1 percent available. So I deleted all the folders I could
find relating to Symantec/Norton and ditto for the registry. A little
better, but not much. I went into the config program and X'ed out what I
didn't need running (thanks to www.sysinfo.org/startuplist.php). Still
terrible. Takes several minutes to boot up; when I do anything at all the
program takes a long time to boot, the mouse freezes, and after about a
minute, things start to work again. Until I try another program. Sounds
like something is gobbling up my memory, but I can't find anything running
(I
used cntrl-alt-del). I reloaded Windows (98SE). I don't think my hard
drive is too full, but I deleted a bunch of pictures which I had backed up
on
a CD; still no good. Can anyone help?

"Bill Starbuck" wrote:

There is
not enough memory to continue

Does this article help you?
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;275202


Bill Starbuck (MVP)

Thanks. Seems to be better. As is typical, people who write programs assume
you want every feature, and really don't give much in the way of
instructions.

....
Thanks. Seems to be better. As is typical, people who write programs
assume
you want every feature, and really don't give much in the way of
instructions.


welcome to the human race, (of *******s).
we darlings of today are leaveing all of this crap behind for the ones we
'claim' to love, or the ones we loved claiming to parent on the
vinegar......
Seriously though, we really are leaving our kids all of the things we
daily moan about; whether it be taxes, insurance, ads on telly, govs
doing what they want using the money people earn, .... & etc.

In regard to your problem, I agree, "ppl who affect your life assume you
want every feature".

nite
paul