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• NOT ENOUGH MEMORY TO OPEN THIS PAGE GOOGLE CHROME HOW TO

First of all, open Chrome browser and type in ‘ chrome://settings/ ‘ in the URL bar and press the Enter key.

NOT ENOUGH MEMORY TO OPEN THIS PAGE GOOGLE CHROME HOW TO

Here’s how to disable the Hardware acceleration on the Chrome browser. So, users need to manually disable it to fix the Not enough memory to open the page Chrome error message. On the latest version of the Chrome browser, the Hardware Acceleration feature is enabled by default. Some users have reported that they are getting the ‘Not enough memory to open the page’ error message after enabling the Hardware Acceleration. Well, if you are experiencing frequent lags and crashes while browsing through the Chrome web browser, then you can blame it all to the Hardware Acceleration feature. Press the Shift + CTRL + Delete button to clear the Chrome cache. However, clearing Cache and history will remove everything from the chrome browser. So, if everything fails to fix the error from the Chrome browser, then this is the last thing that you can do. Well, Clearing Chrome’s Cache can fix almost all major chrome errors including the ‘Not enough memory to open this page’. Clear Google Chrome’s Cache Clear Google Chrome’s Cache

Finally, click on the ‘Set’ button and then on ‘Ok’ 5. There you need to enter a figure that is higher than the currently allocated values and lower than the recommended values. There unselect the ‘Automatically manage paging file size for all drives’ and then select on the ‘Custom Size’ radio button. Now under the Performance Options click on ‘Advanced Tab’ and then click on the ‘Change’ button. It will open the System Properties, head to the ‘Advanced’ tab and there under the Performance click on ‘Settings’ Increase The Page Filling To do that, search for ‘Advanced System Settings’ on Windows 10 search bar.

So, that additional RAM will be utilized to display pages on the Google Chrome browser.

With that, you will get more hard drive space to utilize as RAM. Well, this feature expands the amount of hard drive space allocated for the virtual memory when the computer runs out of RAM.