Virtual Memory - Paging FIle
From: Brian (bdapplegate@hotmail.com)
Date: 10/13/02
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From: "Brian" <bdapplegate@hotmail.com> Date: Sun, 13 Oct 2002 13:40:33 -0700
I can't believe that this actually solved this problem.
After reviewing Microsoft's "help" files concerning this
issue, I had almost given up until I actually tried this
solution.
It worked. No more problems.
My problems started when I reinstalled XP Home in order
to "reload" the internal driver database due to issues
with USB devices. The reinstall worked as expected (for
the USB issues) but gave me the Pagefile complication,
which I thought was linked to permissions and account
configurations.
Just goes to show... anything is worth trying when you're
at your wits end!!!
>-----Original Message-----
>i had this. installing the Intel Application Accelerator
>program, supplied with motherboard fixed it, should be
on
>the Intel site somewhere if you haven't got it.
>
>Paul
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I am having the exact same problem. Please forward any
>>replies you may receive. Thanks
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>I'm having a pagefile problem with Win XP Pro that I
>just
>>>cannot resolve. I've followed the instructions
>contained
>>>in Knowledge Base Q315270 (Error Message: Your System
>>Has
>>>No Paging File, or the Paging File is Too Small), to
>the
>>>letter, but can't get the virtual memory changes to
>stay
>>in
>>>effect once the system is rebooted. Each time I
reboot
>>the
>>>paging file is reset to 0 MB.
>>>
>>>When I open the 'ComputerName\Administrators'
>permissions
>>>settings under a safe mode startup (not logging into a
>>>domain), administrator security tab, there are two
>>columns
>>>of permission checkboxes. According to the
directions,
>>the
>>>'Full' permissions box must be activated. It is,
along
>>>with all the other boxes in that column.
>>>
>>>After I set the paging size and click set, then click
>>>apply, it still shows as 0 allocated. This has been
a
>>>very frustrating problem since without virtual memory
>>there
>>>is very little I can run on my computer.
>>>
>>>I appreciate any assistance anyone can offer. Thanks!
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>
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