Countestrike 1.6 available memory < 16 MB error fix

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The error "available memory < 16 MB" generally occurs when you try to run Counterstrike 1.6 from a 64 bit Operation System.
To fix the problem, right click on cstrike.exe and click on properties. From there got to compatibility tab and set the exe file to run in compatible mode in Windows 7 or maybe windows xp service pack 2 (select the one by which the game runs, in my case, windows 7)

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