1. Update your chipset driver. Navigate to the manufacturer's website for either your PC (if you bought it prebuilt) or to the motherboard manufacturer's website. Download and install the driver. Driver software is usually located under the 'Support' page found on many manufacturer's websites. Restart your computer to ensure proper driver installation.
2. Update the software in which the error occurs. Software such as video games are often updated by their developers via patches, which may fix the issue. Navigate to the website of the application and check for updates or patches. Download and install the most recent patches for that software.

3. Lower the amount of physical memory being used by your computer. Close any unnecessary programs such as unused Internet browser windows. Close programs running in the background by right-clicking their icon in your taskbar and clicking 'Exit.' Launch your task manager by pressing the 'Ctrl,' 'Alt' and 'Delete' keys simultaneously. Click on unnecessary tasks. Click 'End Task.' Following these steps will free up physical memory, lowering the chance of encountering the error.