With every second or third file I want to export I get the remark "Not enough memory"

After I have edited an image in Lightroom CC I always export my files to an external hard drive. Lately I get the remark "Not enough memory with every second or third file. Sometimes even with the first file I want to export.
My RAM memory is 4.00 GB and I stil have 3.25 GB available. I have cleaned my C-drive. When I look at the specifications of LR CC I see that there is a fysical memory available of 719 MB, but LR is using more than that, so it is probably using virtual memory. Could that be the problem and how do I solve the problem.
I never have any of this problem with other software.

I have LR 5.3 installed on 2 partitions on the same PC and same HD:
Partition 1 has Win 7 32bit 4GB RAM
Partition 2 has Win 7 64bit 8GB RAM
On the 32bit partition, now that I am using larger raw files from a Nikon D610, I find LR not fit for purpose. I get numerous problems while editing and also get "Not enough memory" when exporting.
On the 64bit partition, everything works as should.
AS I've said before: With image files getting increasingly larger, Adobe are way too optimistic, and dare I say - disingenuous, when stating in their System Requirements: "2GB of RAM (4GB recommended)". This can only lead to dissatisfied customers.
So, as dj_paige says: "The best solution, almost guaranteed to work, is to have both a 64 bit operating system AND 8 GB or more of memory. Upgrading only one or the other probably won't work, you need both."
Works for me!

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