When you set the virtual memory, you must be sure to click
the "set" button and then click OK. Otherwise the setting
doesn't take place.
To run Java programs you need to have Java installed, either
with SP1a or from Java.com
and you must set the permission for Java to run in
IE/Tools/Internet Options/advanced tab also in security tab.
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| I've set it to those values, but I'm still running into
| the same problems, which are the low memory error
| messages, windows not showing up on the taskbar, and
| certain programs that use Java not being able to be used.
| >-----Original Message-----
| >670MB is fine. And your max should be about 768MB or
| so. Moving either
| >value up or down a couple of MB will not matter unless
| Windows is requesting
| >more. There would be a dialog box if this happens. If
| the recommended size
| >is too large, it just take up space; no harm with large
| HDs today. The only
| >other thing that might matter, is if the pagefile is
| badly fragmented. With
| >modern HD and their fast speeds, it doesn't matter if
| files are slightly
| >fragmented (not contiguous).
| >
| >| >> If I'm running at 448MB, and the lowest recommended
size
| >> is 670MB, what should I set it to?
| >> >-----Original Message-----
| >> >What's your pagefile size? Probably real low or zero.
| >> Increase it to 512MB
| >> >(and a max of 768MB), reboot and see if the problem
| goes
| >> away.
| >> >
| in
| >> message
| >> >| >> >> I just upgraded my computer to WinXP Pro, and ran
| into
| >> the
| >> >> problem of not having enough memory. Although I've
| read
| >> >> that 256MB of RAM is enough, apparently it was not.
| I
| >> >> went up to 448MB yesterday and I'm still having
| >> problems.
| >> >> What can I do to get my computer to work properly?
| >> >
| >> >
| >> >.
| >> >
| >
| >
| >.
| >
