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# Vmmem use much ram usage

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This is answer from support team:

You can do these steps to limit ram consuption:

Windows WSL RAM settings

You can create a file named .wslconfig to restrict resources used by wsl2.

Create the .wslconfig File:

Open File Explorer and navigate to your user's home directory, usually C:\Users.&#x20;

Here, create a new text file named .wslconfig&#x20;

Edit the .wslconfig File:

You can right-click the newly created .wslconfig file and open it with a text editor, such as Notepad.

Add the following configuration parameters to limit memory (adjust the values according to your preference): \[wsl2]&#x20;

memory=4GB # Limits VM memory in WSL 2 to 4 GB&#x20;

processors=2 # Limits the number of processors to 2&#x20;

swap=8GB # Sets the swap size to 8 GB