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| | Detect 3GB switch programmatically Is there some way to (programatically) find out when the OS is booted in the /3GB mode? The 32-bit version of my application sets a hard limit of 1700 MB after which it does not try to allocate any more memory. I'd like to switch this to 2700 MB when the /3GB switch is available. The best I can come up with till now is to read the boot.ini file, but I am wondering if there is anything clever out there, that I can do. |
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