1	System Resources
2	Checking Memory Resources...
3	User cancelled the operation.
4	Free Memory
5	Free GDI Resources
6	Free User Resources
7	Free System Resources
8	Unable to disable the specified resource monitor.
9	Fixing resource problem: %s...
10	troubleshooting, memory
11	troubleshooting: memory problems
12	MB
13	Checking System Resources...
1000	Low system resource(s) have been detected.
2001	%s has fallen below %ld %s.  Actual resource value is %ld%%.
2500	The more applications you run, the more memory (RAM) that is used. Since Windows uses virtual memory, you can run more applications than memory may allow.  However, virtual memory uses disk space to swap out applications that you aren't currently using.  The more applications you have running, the more swapping Windows needs to do.  The result is a decrease in system performance.
3001	You can change the minimum resource value to a lower value.
3002	You can close one or more applications to free up memory and resources.
3003	You can disable checking for this resource.
3004	Run the memory troubleshooter.
3500	The more applications that you run on your system, the more system memory is used up.  By shutting down some of these applications, you'll free up the memory that they use, leaving more for the other applications running on your system. This also applies to system resources such as GDI resources.
3501	If you want to be notified when a resource exceeds a threshold that is different than is currently set, you can use this solution to do that.  When the Change Resource dialog appears, enter the desired value  that you wish to be notified at.
3502	Use this solution if you want to disable checking for this resource entirely.
4004	Press Alt+Tab to switch to another application
4005	Either select Exit from the application's File menu, Close from the system menu, or press Alt+F4 to close the application.
4006	Go to Step 1 for as many applications as desired.
57344	PC Checkup