Compatibility with WinXP Home SP2

six gigs is not enough hard drive space. Check your
virtual memory through my computer and increase the
number.(advanced--> preformance--> virtual memory)

>-----Original Message-----
>I have this installed on 3 machines. 2 Win2k Pro
machines
>and a XP Home machine. The 2 on Win2k work fine. The
one
>on XP always experiences a virtual memory issue in the
>middle of the night when the scan is run. My virtual
>memory is set to automatic. I have 512MB memory with 6
>gig of free space.
>
>Does anyone else experience this issue?
>.
>

anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:
> six gigs is not enough hard drive space. Check your
> virtual memory through my computer and increase the
> number.(advanced--> preformance--> virtual memory)

Hi

6 GB not enough................?

Don´t touch virtual memory settings !

Try to clean up your PC.

- First remove all programs you don´t use within add/remove
programs.

- Check all programs which auto starts, Msconfig

- Download CCleaner and remove all "junk" within hidden folders

http://www.ccleaner.com/


- Maybe also to defrag your hardisk.

--
plun

I have XP Pro SP2 at work and home, both with 512K RAM. Scheduled scans and
updates are smooth on both, although I have issues with real-time protection
and system explorers at home (conflict of some kind, maybe...). Page file
uses custom settings of 768MB min, 1536MB max (never goes above 768); you
might try that. Free disk space shouldn't be a problem for you.

<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:612c01c5268a$e7c95180$a501280a@phx.gbl...
> six gigs is not enough hard drive space. Check your
> virtual memory through my computer and increase the
> number.(advanced--> preformance--> virtual memory)
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I have this installed on 3 machines. 2 Win2k Pro
> machines
>>and a XP Home machine. The 2 on Win2k work fine. The
> one
>>on XP always experiences a virtual memory issue in the
>>middle of the night when the scan is run. My virtual
>>memory is set to automatic. I have 512MB memory with 6
>>gig of free space.
>>
>>Does anyone else experience this issue?
>>.
>>

That's 512MB, not K. Whoops.

"XYZ" <xyz@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:uPf$1rpJFHA.1432@CPMSFTNGSA04.privatenews.microsoft.com...
>I have XP Pro SP2 at work and home, both with 512K RAM. Scheduled scans
>and updates are smooth on both, although I have issues with real-time
>protection and system explorers at home (conflict of some kind, maybe...).
>Page file uses custom settings of 768MB min, 1536MB max (never goes above
>768); you might try that. Free disk space shouldn't be a problem for you.
>
> <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:612c01c5268a$e7c95180$a501280a@phx.gbl...
>> six gigs is not enough hard drive space. Check your
>> virtual memory through my computer and increase the
>> number.(advanced--> preformance--> virtual memory)
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>I have this installed on 3 machines. 2 Win2k Pro
>> machines
>>>and a XP Home machine. The 2 on Win2k work fine. The
>> one
>>>on XP always experiences a virtual memory issue in the
>>>middle of the night when the scan is run. My virtual
>>>memory is set to automatic. I have 512MB memory with 6
>>>gig of free space.
>>>
>>>Does anyone else experience this issue?
>>>.
>>>
>
>