=enabling virtual memory=

[Tom Pepper Willett]

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| Hi all,
| I'm trying to enable Virtual Memory on a Dell computer using Win98.
128ram;
| PII
| @500mhz. About five years old.
|
| When opening more than four .jpg files I get an shortage of memory box on
my
| screen. That never used to happen until two days ago.
|
| I dumped most of my temp files from the past week to create space thinking
| that might be the problem.
|
| Also, there is no spyware on this computer - it has never been networked.
|
| For some reason, it says on the Perfomance Status:
|
| File System - 32 Bit
| Virtual Memory - Disabled
|
| I have gone through the following steps:
|
| Start
| Settings
| CP
| d/c System icon
| Click Performance Tab
| Click Virtual Memory
| [Radio Button] Click "Let Windows manage..."
| Click OK
| Click Yes
| Restart
|
| However, when the computer boots up and I check the Performance Status, it
| still says that the Virtual Memory is diabled.
|
| On my other computer - five year old Gateway running Win98 on a PII @
350mhz
|
| I run through the same steps and the Performance Status says:
| File System - 32 Bit
| Virtual Memory - 32 Bit
|
| Any suggestions on how I can enable Virtual Memory would be greatly
| appreaciated.
| Thank you.
|
| Eddy
|
|
|
|
|

 

[eddy long]

Hi all,
I'm trying to enable Virtual Memory on a Dell computer using Win98. 128ram;
PII
@500mhz. About five years old.

When opening more than four .jpg files I get an shortage of memory box on my
screen. That never used to happen until two days ago.

I dumped most of my temp files from the past week to create space thinking
that might be the problem.

Also, there is no spyware on this computer - it has never been networked.

For some reason, it says on the Perfomance Status:

File System - 32 Bit
Virtual Memory - Disabled

I have gone through the following steps:

Start
Settings
CP
d/c System icon
Click Performance Tab
Click Virtual Memory
[Radio Button] Click "Let Windows manage..."
Click OK
Click Yes
Restart

However, when the computer boots up and I check the Performance Status, it
still says that the Virtual Memory is diabled.

On my other computer - five year old Gateway running Win98 on a PII @ 350mhz

I run through the same steps and the Performance Status says:
File System - 32 Bit
Virtual Memory - 32 Bit

Any suggestions on how I can enable Virtual Memory would be greatly
appreaciated.
Thank you.

Eddy

 

[Ronx]

If you are trying to work with four .jpg images you need a lot more
than 128MB of RAM - 256 or 512MB would be good with Win98, unless you
like the sound of disc drives working overtime.

 

[Murray]

And blue screens....

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Murray
============

If you are trying to work with four .jpg images you need a lot more than
128MB of RAM - 256 or 512MB would be good with Win98, unless you like the
sound of disc drives working overtime.

--
Ron Symonds
Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.

Hi all,
I'm trying to enable Virtual Memory on a Dell computer using Win98.
128ram;
PII
@500mhz. About five years old.

When opening more than four .jpg files I get an shortage of memory box on
my
screen. That never used to happen until two days ago.

I dumped most of my temp files from the past week to create space
thinking
that might be the problem.

Also, there is no spyware on this computer - it has never been networked.

For some reason, it says on the Perfomance Status:

File System - 32 Bit
Virtual Memory - Disabled

I have gone through the following steps:

Start
Settings
CP
d/c System icon
Click Performance Tab
Click Virtual Memory
[Radio Button] Click "Let Windows manage..."
Click OK
Click Yes
Restart

However, when the computer boots up and I check the Performance Status,
it
still says that the Virtual Memory is diabled.

On my other computer - five year old Gateway running Win98 on a PII @
350mhz

I run through the same steps and the Performance Status says:
File System - 32 Bit
Virtual Memory - 32 Bit

Any suggestions on how I can enable Virtual Memory would be greatly
appreaciated.
Thank you.

Eddy

 

[Kevin Spencer]

Well, eddy, if you're five years old, you might want to get your dad to do
this for you.

--
;-),

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
What You Seek Is What You Get.

 

[Kevin Spencer]

Nah, Murray. Windows 98 didn't do blue screens. That's purely NT family.

--
HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
What You Seek Is What You Get.

And blue screens....

--
Murray
============

If you are trying to work with four .jpg images you need a lot more than
128MB of RAM - 256 or 512MB would be good with Win98, unless you like the
sound of disc drives working overtime.

--
Ron Symonds
Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.

Hi all,
I'm trying to enable Virtual Memory on a Dell computer using Win98.
128ram;
PII
@500mhz. About five years old.

When opening more than four .jpg files I get an shortage of memory box
on my
screen. That never used to happen until two days ago.

I dumped most of my temp files from the past week to create space
thinking
that might be the problem.

Also, there is no spyware on this computer - it has never been
networked.

For some reason, it says on the Perfomance Status:

File System - 32 Bit
Virtual Memory - Disabled

I have gone through the following steps:

Start
Settings
CP
d/c System icon
Click Performance Tab
Click Virtual Memory
[Radio Button] Click "Let Windows manage..."
Click OK
Click Yes
Restart

However, when the computer boots up and I check the Performance Status,
it
still says that the Virtual Memory is diabled.

On my other computer - five year old Gateway running Win98 on a PII @
350mhz

I run through the same steps and the Performance Status says:
File System - 32 Bit
Virtual Memory - 32 Bit

Any suggestions on how I can enable Virtual Memory would be greatly
appreaciated.
Thank you.

Eddy

 

[Andrew Murray]

this is a Windows problem, not a frontpage issue.

visit a microsoft.public.windows newsgroup.... for your Operating system.
for example:
microsoft.public.windowsme.general
microsoft.public.windowsxp.general