Hi,
I never said said I was attempting to write or save anything to my
recovery drive.
I know, but it was unclear as to whether or not you were, and I wanted to be
sure you knew that you shouldn't be.
As the message stated I said I am running out of space AND DON'T KNOW
WHY.
Actually, your header and message stated "low memory", not that you were
running out of space. It is difficult to judge on these forums how much
technical knowledge an individual has, and your jumbling of terms did not
strike me with a strong understanding of the difference.
Because of this low space I cannot run a backup or even play certain
games
on my computer. If there is a way to fix this problem I would appreciate
actual help in how to do this.
Low space on the recovery drive should be inconsequential to the system
unless for some reason the virtual memory had been reallocated and moved
there. Are you certain the low space error messages aren't coming from the
system drive? What size volume is C:? Right click it and select properties,
how much free space is available?
I do know that in order to run certain programs I need
virtual memory. Hopefully this is enough info. Sorry if not.
Most programs require and allocation of memory pages, even if they are not
used. However, these should be on the system drive, not the recovery drive.
Did you alter virtual memory settings either directly or through the use of
some memory management software?
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Best of Luck,
Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
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www.rickrogers.org
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