Hi,

On a Windows XP Prof. box, 2000 Professional box and a 2003 server, I
changed the setting for 0 to 1 in the registry to have the kernel memory
loaded in to the Ram. When I rebooted the machines respectivley, accroding
to the task manager, the system was still paging about 2/3 of the kernel
memory to disk. Is there another key that I need to change/add?

TIA,

Demo

What's the exact location of the key you changed? It should be:
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Memory Management

Also, third-party drivers (esp. video and audio) can be part or
most of this kernel memory, and is not affected by this setting.

"Demo" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:8A73AB8C-2F89-4BE5-9357-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi,
>
> On a Windows XP Prof. box, 2000 Professional box and a 2003 server, I
> changed the setting for 0 to 1 in the registry to have the kernel memory
> loaded in to the Ram. When I rebooted the machines respectivley, accroding
> to the task manager, the system was still paging about 2/3 of the kernel
> memory to disk. Is there another key that I need to change/add?
>
> TIA,
>
> Demo

Thanks Rick,

Yes that was the exact key that I changed. I didn't know that 3rd party
drivers could add to the kernel memory. But it seem funny that the memory
did not change at all. My systems show about 4 MB in main memory and about
27MB being paged. I sure would like to reverse these numbers. Any other
suggestions?

Thanks,

Demo

"Rick" wrote:

> What's the exact location of the key you changed? It should be:
> HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Memory Management
>
> Also, third-party drivers (esp. video and audio) can be part or
> most of this kernel memory, and is not affected by this setting.
>
> "Demo" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:8A73AB8C-2F89-4BE5-9357-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Hi,
> >
> > On a Windows XP Prof. box, 2000 Professional box and a 2003 server, I
> > changed the setting for 0 to 1 in the registry to have the kernel memory
> > loaded in to the Ram. When I rebooted the machines respectivley, accroding
> > to the task manager, the system was still paging about 2/3 of the kernel
> > memory to disk. Is there another key that I need to change/add?
> >
> > TIA,
> >
> > Demo
>
>
>