If you're experiencing the "Physical Memory Dump" error with Adobe Photoshop, there are going to be a number of possible issues that will be preventing this application from being able to operate correctly. Fortunately, the way to resolve this problem is actually very simple, and can be done by following the steps on this page.

What Is The "Physical Memory Dump" Error?

This error is basically the *result* of a problem on your system. Many people make the mistake of thinking the error is actually the problem, but it's not. The Physical Memory Dump error is basically the result of your PC being unable to correctly process the files & settings that it requires to run - leading your system to just crash.

The error itself just means that Windows will be saving your settings in a safe location on your hard drive (the hard drive is known as a "physical" storage device, and the saving of the files as the "dump"), as a fail safe mechanism to protect your settings from corruption. This means that the error can show if you're just using Photoshop, or if you have a number of potential issues with the settings on your PC. You have to be able to repair the errors that are causing this error, and not focus on the error itself.

How To Fix This Error

1) Restart Into "Safe Mode" & Test Photoshop

The first step is to restart your computer into "Safe Mode", which will allow your PC to run much smoother and more reliably. To do this, you have to be able to restart your system, press F8 continually before it loads and then select "Safe Mode With Networking". This will basically load Windows up without any of the software which could be responsible for the errors with Photoshop - giving us a great benchmark to see whether our system has problems with its hardware or software.

If you test out Photoshop for about 20 minutes in safe mode - see whether it crashes. If it does, then it's going to be a hardware compatibility problem on your PC and should be taken to a PC repair specialist. If it doesn't crash, it's good news because we can fix it very easily.

2) Re-Install Photoshop

The next step is to re-install Photoshop. This program is one of the most complex available, and is continually being used to help ensure that your system is able to process the important files & options that your PC needs to run. If you have problems with this system, it's recommended that you re-install it to get rid of all the problems it will have on your PC. This can be done by using these steps:
Click onto Start > Control Panel > Add / Remove ProgramsSelect PhotoshopRemove The ProgramRestart your PCInstall this software again

3) Update Your PC's Graphics Drivers

The next step is to update the graphics drivers of your PC in order to ensure that your system is able to run much smoother and more effectively. We've found that the most common reason why Photoshop will have problems will be down to the graphics drivers on your system being unreliable or corrupted. To fix this, you should click onto Start > Control Panel > Device Manager, and then select the graphics device on your PC - which you should then right-click onto, and select "Update Drivers"

We also recommend cleaning out the registry of your computer. This is where Photoshop stores all of its most important settings, allowing your computer to run as smoothly and effectively as possible. We've found the registry is continually causing many problems on Windows, and is one of the main culprits for the Physical Memory Dump error.

You can fix Physical Memory Dump errors on your PC by using the tutorial and tools on our website. You can Click Here to fix the Physical Memory Dump error on your system.

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Lurking in the Internet space today is a highly destructive virus program named Memory Optimizer. Cleverly disguised as a legitimate program, this virus is out to con people into buying a fake upgrade that it claims would clean computer systems of viruses. Hatched by hackers from either Russia or Asia, Memory Optimizer is a scam and should not be trusted. If you think your PC is infected with this virus, you should have it removed right away since Memory Optimizer if let to incubate in a PC is known to cause irreversible damage.

What Is Memory Optimizer?

To an untrained eye, this virus would not rouse suspicion as it is camouflaged to appear legitimate. In reality, it is a malicious or malware program that can severely harm computer settings and files. This program would typically attach itself to PCs via real software applications.

Memory Optimizer can be transmitted to your computer through false email attachments, fake downloads and spurious web sites. This virus would block several applications in your computer such as Task Manager and steal passwords from financial accounts. Memory Optimizer would also load a fraudulent virus detection device in your PC that would show manufactured results. You would be scared into believing that your system is flooded with viruses and is about to shutdown. It would then inform you that the only solution to your virus woes is to buy an upgrade that not surprisingly is useless. Complete removal is the only solution to this malware threat.

How To Remove Memory Optimizer From Your PC

The way to get rid of Malware Optimizer from your system is to basically treat this virus like a piece of software - in that you should first stop the program from running, and then remove all the programs which will be allowing it to run. We've found that there are currently 2 ways to get rid of the infection - by first deleting all the parts of the virus which allows it to run, and then removing the various files / settings that it will have. There is also another way to remove Memory Optimizer, which is to use a piece of software called a "malware removal tool". Regardless of which way you decide to remove this virus, it's vital that you are first able to delete all the parts of the infection, as it is known to have a backup facility which will cause it to reload when you try and restart your PC.

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We've found the most effective way to remove Memory Optimizer is to use a piece of software called a "malware removal tool". These are programs which have been specifically designed to scan through your computer and get rid of all the parts of a fake antivirus infection, and work very well to fix the various errors & problems you have on your system. You can use a program called "Frontline Rogue Remover" to scan through your PC and get rid of any of the possible errors / problems that you have on your system. This will first show you how to stop the virus from running, and then allow you to delete all the parts of the program from your PC for good.

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