G Guest Nov 25, 2006 #1 What is the usual culprit when a person hears entirely too much disk swapping going on even with 1gb of memory?
What is the usual culprit when a person hears entirely too much disk swapping going on even with 1gb of memory?
P Pennywise Nov 25, 2006 #2 Johnny said: What is the usual culprit when a person hears entirely too much disk swapping going on even with 1gb of memory? Click to expand... Programs to answer many disk questions are available here http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/fileanddiskutilities.mspx
Johnny said: What is the usual culprit when a person hears entirely too much disk swapping going on even with 1gb of memory? Click to expand... Programs to answer many disk questions are available here http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/fileanddiskutilities.mspx
R Rock Nov 25, 2006 #3 What is the usual culprit when a person hears entirely too much disk swapping going on even with 1gb of memory? Click to expand... See your later post.
What is the usual culprit when a person hears entirely too much disk swapping going on even with 1gb of memory? Click to expand... See your later post.
K Ken Blake, MVP Nov 25, 2006 #4 Johnny said: What is the usual culprit when a person hears entirely too much disk swapping going on even with 1gb of memory? Click to expand... You can't hear "disk swapping." You can hear disk activity. What do you mean by "disk swapping"? Do you mean paging? What makes you think that the activity you hear is that? How much activity do you hear? What makes you think it's "entirely too much"?
Johnny said: What is the usual culprit when a person hears entirely too much disk swapping going on even with 1gb of memory? Click to expand... You can't hear "disk swapping." You can hear disk activity. What do you mean by "disk swapping"? Do you mean paging? What makes you think that the activity you hear is that? How much activity do you hear? What makes you think it's "entirely too much"?
