Paging File gone?

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*rain.drops*

I'm using Win MCE 2005 / XP Pro. This morning I booted, and got this
message:

Your system has no paging file or the paging file is too small"

???
I haven't done anything with my paging file since I started using XP
years ago. My boot-up drive is C. I have a couple of partitions on
the internal GD and a partitioned external HD. Last night I defragged
one partition on the external.

Any suggestions?

*rain.drops*
 
*rain.drops* said:
I'm using Win MCE 2005 / XP Pro. This morning I booted, and got this
message:

Your system has no paging file or the paging file is too small"

???
Click to expand...

You HAVE checked that the pagefile is still there? If it is then change the
settings as per the second part of the error message.....
 
Open "sysdm.cpl" and goto "Advanced" tab. Click on "Settings" button in
"Performance" section. Now goto "Advanced" tab in new opened window. Click
on "Change" button. Select C: drive and select "System managed size" option
and then click on "Set" button. apply it.
 
Thanks to you both -- I did that. NO JOY. :-(
After I made the change, the system wanted to reboot. When it started
up, I got the same message -- that my pagefile is gone/too small.

NO, I do NOT have any files with the name "pagefile" in them.
(Shouldn't it be in the root C: directory)?

Plan B?

Rain
 
*rain.drops* said:
NO, I do NOT have any files with the name "pagefile" in them.
(Shouldn't it be in the root C: directory)?
Click to expand...

It';s a hidden system file - you need to enable hidden files to see it....
 
*rain.drops* said:
I'm using Win MCE 2005 / XP Pro. This morning I booted, and got this
message:

Your system has no paging file or the paging file is too small"

???
I haven't done anything with my paging file since I started using XP
years ago. My boot-up drive is C. I have a couple of partitions on
the internal GD and a partitioned external HD. Last night I defragged
one partition on the external.

Any suggestions?

*rain.drops*
Click to expand...


Error Message: Your System Has No Paging File, or the Paging File Is
Too Small
Article ID : 315270
http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=315270

Good luck

Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
--
Microsoft MVP (1997 - 2008)
On-Line Help Computer Service
http://onlinehelp.bc.ca
Syberfix Remote Computer Repair

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has never been in bed with a mosquito."
 
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