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    Speedawg
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    Resolved [RESOLVED] Virtual memory

    Hi. I seem to be having a problem with the windows 2000 virtual memory. While playing some games I get a waring box saying that my virtual memory is low and windows is resizing my paging file size. I have increased the virtual memory but keep getting the warning box. My system is a pIII 750 with 128 megs of ram. Any ideas? Thanks

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    FooL
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    Fisrt you need to do some tracking of how large your virtual memory is getting. My guess would be setting it to 500MB...if you're a gamer. Anyway, figure out how large your swap file is getting. Then...partition a portion of your harddrive that is exactly that size. (plus a little for system files) Set that partion to Fat32. (NTFS sucks for paging files.) Move your swap file to that partion you've made and voila! Life should be a lot better.

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    Set your virtual memory to 500mb and set it to the drive that WINNT isn't using such as C:\ drive [make sure your not paging to the same drive that WINNT is installed on]

    I know MS has set Paging to all none removable drives - change it and set it all to one drive.

    Also make sure your not running applications in the background!

    -wayne

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    Paging sys file can be as large as 3 x memory which is the phyical ram installed on your system, also agree with the above posting on setting aside partition for vitural memory only.

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