I have following problem with my pagefile:
I use Windows 2000 Professional, the physical size of my
pagefile is about 400 mb, but the system thinks that it is
20 mb. I tried of course several times to enlarge the
pagefile with the appropriate options: My computer,
performance options, etc..,
reboot the system,
delete the pagefile then reboot the system, the pagefile
has been recreated with again 400 mb,
but nothing helps: the system is still thinking that the
pagefile is only 20 mb.
What can I do futhermore?

I'm guessing either the drive letter changed or the drive permissions were
altered.


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Regards,

Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft MVP [Windows NT/2000 Operating Systems]

"Marc Holtmüller" wrote:
> I have following problem with my pagefile:
> I use Windows 2000 Professional, the physical size of my
> pagefile is about 400 mb, but the system thinks that it is
> 20 mb. I tried of course several times to enlarge the
> pagefile with the appropriate options: My computer,
> performance options, etc..,
> reboot the system,
> delete the pagefile then reboot the system, the pagefile
> has been recreated with again 400 mb,
> but nothing helps: the system is still thinking that the
> pagefile is only 20 mb.
> What can I do futhermore?

No, that is not the case.

>-----Original Message-----
>I'm guessing either the drive letter changed or the drive
permissions were
>altered.
>
>
>--
>
>Regards,
>
>Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in
newsgroup.
>Microsoft MVP [Windows NT/2000 Operating Systems]
>
>"Marc Holtmüller" wrote:
>> I have following problem with my pagefile:
>> I use Windows 2000 Professional, the physical size of my
>> pagefile is about 400 mb, but the system thinks that it
is
>> 20 mb. I tried of course several times to enlarge the
>> pagefile with the appropriate options: My computer,
>> performance options, etc..,
>> reboot the system,
>> delete the pagefile then reboot the system, the pagefile
>> has been recreated with again 400 mb,
>> but nothing helps: the system is still thinking that the
>> pagefile is only 20 mb.
>> What can I do futhermore?
>
>
>.
>

Can you PLEASE remove my message from this newsgroup,
because sinds I wrote the message I have received a lot of
spam, attacks en virusses coming from the Microsoft site.
How is that possible ??? Microsoft has to do a lot of work
to secure its own products !!!
If this continues I will be forced to work with LINUX or
anything else, but NO MICROSOFT.

>-----Original Message-----
>No, that is not the case.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I'm guessing either the drive letter changed or the
drive
>permissions were
>>altered.
>>
>>
>>--
>>
>>Regards,
>>
>>Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in
>newsgroup.
>>Microsoft MVP [Windows NT/2000 Operating Systems]
>>
>>"Marc Holtmüller" wrote:
>>> I have following problem with my pagefile:
>>> I use Windows 2000 Professional, the physical size of
my
>>> pagefile is about 400 mb, but the system thinks that
it
>is
>>> 20 mb. I tried of course several times to enlarge the
>>> pagefile with the appropriate options: My computer,
>>> performance options, etc..,
>>> reboot the system,
>>> delete the pagefile then reboot the system, the
pagefile
>>> has been recreated with again 400 mb,
>>> but nothing helps: the system is still thinking that
the
>>> pagefile is only 20 mb.
>>> What can I do futhermore?
>>
>>
>>.
>>
>.
>

It wouldn't make any difference. These groups are archived by
www.groups.google.com You'll likely need to abandon the address regardless
of the operating system..

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Regards,

Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft MVP [Windows NT/2000 Operating Systems]

"Marc Holtmüller" wrote:
Can you PLEASE remove my message from this newsgroup,
because sinds I wrote the message I have received a lot of
spam, attacks en virusses coming from the Microsoft site.
How is that possible ??? Microsoft has to do a lot of work
to secure its own products !!!
If this continues I will be forced to work with LINUX or
anything else, but NO MICROSOFT.