If you’ve tried to emulate your own apps on the built-in Windows phone emulators present in Visual Studio, you might have experienced an \u00ab\u00a0out of memory\u00a0\u00bb error in Windows 10. This happened even when there was apparently enough free memory, according to the Task Manager. Microsoft has now announced that it has fixed the issue, and the problem won’t occur in Insider Preview build 15002 and onwards.
Microsoft says that the problem was quite common on systems with less than 8GB of RAM. Users were often greeted with the following error:
The company says that most of the time, this happened because there actually wasn’t enough available RAM in the system, but sometimes, it also happened because of Hyper-V\u2019s root memory reserve.
According to Microsoft, this reserve was set aside so that there will always be enough memory for the host to work well. However, starting with Windows 10 Insider Preview build 15002, the company has stopped using this reserve in favor of \u00ab\u00a0other memory management tools\u00a0\u00bb available in the operating system. That said, Microsoft also mentioned that:
Microsoft has detailed the method for removing Hyper V’s root memory reserve here.<\/p>\n

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