Increase PF Usage

E

EricB

Hi

Is it possible to increase PF Usage or Physical Memory to have a program, in
my case EXCEL, run faster.

When running a big EXCEL file, say 28MB, the file takes ages to update. When
running an EXCEL update my system usage is 63% CPU Memory and 685MB PF Usage.

Ta

EricB
 
M

Ms-Exl-Learner

Some Hints:-

1) Close Unwanted Applications / Programs when it is not in use.
2) Minimize the applications when it is not in use.
3) Remove the Unwanted system startup programs.
4) Don’t keep too much of Shortcut links in your Desktop.
5) Avoid adding quick launch icons in Task Bar at the time of installing
programs.

All the above will consume more RAM memory and if possible to increase your
RAM capacity based on your system configuration.

Additional Information’s:-
Clear the Temp Files / Temporary Internet Files on a periodical basis.
Run>>%temp%>>Ok

Do De-fragmentation
Start>Programs>Accessories>System Tools>Disk Defragmenter.

To check your Paging File allocation Press Windows+Pause Break Key from your
Key Board (Or Click My Computer and do right click in the middle of the
explorer window select Properties) Which will get you system
properties>>Advanced>>Performance>>Settings>>Advanced>>Virtual Memory>>Click
Change.

Hope this will help you…
 
J

JLatham

You haven't mentioned how much physical RAM you now have in the computer.
Simply adding RAM is one of the quickest (and usually least expensive) ways
of physically altering the computer and get better performance out of it.

Ms-Exl-Learner has given you a good list of things to think about to improve
performance. As far as Page File size, I'd let Windows manage it although
looking to see what it's set for is just fine for the curious. All versions
of Windows since XP have done a very good job of managing the virtual memory
and even of managing the TCP/IP input buffer size (which is not of concern in
this case, just thought I'd mention it).
 

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