This is the easiest length to manage when it comes to using an epilator. If it's longer, it could become tangled and difficult to manage in the epilator device. It may help to shave your armpits one to two days before epilating, to make sure your hair is just the right length when you start. An epilator is a small machine with rotating heads that pull out the hair. Like waxing, the results can last for weeks, but the process can be a little painful. Make sure your armpits are completely dry by dusting them with baby powder. Raise it high so that your armpit skin is very taut. If your skin is bunched, it could get pinched in the epilator. Using the lower setting at first will help you get used to the feeling of having your hair pulled. Keep it slightly away from the surface of your skin at first. As the hairs are pulled you'll feel a pinch similar to what you'd feel during waxing. Soon you'll get used to the feeling of having your hair pulled, and you'll be ready to move to the next step. Now you can get all the stray hairs that didn't come out the first time around. Keeping your skin taut, finish the job on the higher setting. Start on the lower setting first, then move to the higher setting. Continue until your armpit is completely hair free. Your armpits will feel red and irritated, so soothe them with aloe right when you're finished. Applying it right away could sting or cause a rash, so wait at least a few hours.

Summary: Make sure your armpit hair is just a few millimeters long. Dust your armpits with baby powder. Raise your arm above your head. Turn the epilator to a low setting. Lightly run it over your armpit to remove a layer of hair. Turn the epilator to a higher setting and apply it closer to your skin. Repeat on the other side. Apply aloe or witch hazel to soothe your skin. Wait several hours to apply deodorant.

Select the "Control Panel." If "System and Maintenance" is an available option, click it. Then click "System." Click Settings button from performance option.Performance options will be displayed. If you are prompted for the administrator password, enter it and click "OK." Find the "Virtual Memory" heading the click "Change." " " Click on the drive that contains the operating system, as this is the drive of which you will adjust the virtual memory. Click "Custom size." " (Same number for max and min) Click "Set" when you are finished. Click "OK."
Summary: Click the "Start" button. Select "Advanced system settings" from the menu on the left side. Press the "Advanced" tab. Uncheck the box labeled "Automatically manage paging file size for all drives. Find the list of drives under the heading "Drive [Volume Label]. Edit the number in the text boxes for "Initial size (MB)" and "Maximum size (MB). Restart the computer if prompted.