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| 107178 | 2002-12-18 04:11:00 | I'm trying to change my virtual memory settings in Windows 98, upon getting a new hard drive, to try and speed up my machine. Every time I try and change it to 200MB Virtual memory (200MB min & max), every time I close the dialog box and open it up again, it has rechecked "Let windows handle my virtual memory. Anybody know a way around this? | ThumbFinger (2803) | ||
| 107179 | 2002-12-18 06:09:00 | don't set a max. its very easy to use 600 meg or more memory. just set a minimum. when you reboot it will look like its set to "Let windows handle my virtual memory". thats ok. what OS and how much ram do you have ? if you really get stuck there is another way to set the virtual memory. |
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| 107180 | 2002-12-18 07:28:00 | This is probably a dumb question but you are rebooting after closing the dialog so it can take affect? Also I agree with tweak'e: leave the max unset windows apps don't handle running out of memory very well and will give some misleading error messages. |
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