My Laptop Keeps Saying I Am Low On Virtual Memory, How Do I Get More Memory ?

Well your first priority should be a new RAM but if you can't then try one of these two options.
1. Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete simultaneously, select the processes options and from there close the unnecessary processes.
2. Second option is that click on the Start, write "msconfig" in the run box, from there select startup button and uncheck the programs which you don't want to run in the background while you are working on others.

Programs that run in the background are started up in three different ways:

• As a system service.  On the desktop, right-click on 'My Computer', select 'Manage'.  In the 'Computer Management' dialog, click on 'Services' inside 'Services and Applications'.  You can see which services are started automatically, but don't disable any unless you really know that you don't need them!  There are a lot of core system processes started here.
  
• In the registry, there is a 'Run' key that may list applications loaded at startup.  These applications should only run and stop soon afterwards, but they may just keep running and keep consuming memory.
  
• In your (or All Users) 'Startup' folder.  Navigate there by clicking on 'Start':'Programs':'Startup' and there they are.
  

Use intelligence when deciding whether to stop an application or service to start.  Also, use a Web search to find out more about a particular application, process or service; it may help you decide whether or not you need it running!

Put your lappi in cold water.after  some time[5minute] automatic expand ur memory.

                                       Thanks
                                                     Microsoft

You can go to a store such as Walmart and buy an external hard drive. They can be a bit pricey, but they are very good! If you don't want to risk losing important things such as paperwork or pictures, you can put them on the external hard drive and you won't lose them if the computer crashes. Also, this clears up space on the computer itself, allowing it to speed up.