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| Guest | help on setting up virtual memory properly?to prevent framentation When i upgraded from XP to Vista it had a custom setting for the virtual setting But then decided to do clean install with Vista premium and now virtual memory is set to automatic which i think is causing fragmentation on my drive. i have about 1.5gb of memory, 140gb available harddrive space and virtual memory is set to automaictally manage paging file size for all drive. Can anyone help me on what Intial size MB and Maximum size MB should i put on the box for custom size? |
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| Guest | Re: help on setting up virtual memory properly?to prevent framentation Let Windows manage it. Those recommending manual settings are living in Win98 and small 64-128k memory days. The only time I would change manually, would be to put it on a different physical drive. "GT" <GT@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:7A54A288-B3D6-4B8E-925C-41E9C057111F@microsoft.com... > When i upgraded from XP to Vista it had a custom setting for the virtual > setting But then decided to do clean install with Vista premium and now > virtual memory is set to automatic which i think is causing fragmentation > on > my drive. > > i have about 1.5gb of memory, 140gb available harddrive space and virtual > memory is set to automaictally manage paging file size for all drive. Can > anyone help me on what Intial size MB and Maximum size MB should i put on > the > box for custom size? |
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| Guest | Re: help on setting up virtual memory properly?to prevent framentation Hi, While there is no real need for setting custom sizes, it is recommended that the minimum size be slightly larger than that which you normally use. Basically, how much paging are you actually doing? With 1.5GB of memory it may be very little (depending on how you use the machine). While some pages may still be allotted by some programs, the actual amount you are doing could be inconsequential. -- Best of Luck, Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/ Windows help - www.rickrogers.org "GT" <GT@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:7A54A288-B3D6-4B8E-925C-41E9C057111F@microsoft.com... > When i upgraded from XP to Vista it had a custom setting for the virtual > setting But then decided to do clean install with Vista premium and now > virtual memory is set to automatic which i think is causing fragmentation > on > my drive. > > i have about 1.5gb of memory, 140gb available harddrive space and virtual > memory is set to automaictally manage paging file size for all drive. Can > anyone help me on what Intial size MB and Maximum size MB should i put on > the > box for custom size? |
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