hi,
what is the command through which i can set the virtual memory in vista....
regards,
sudhir
what is the command through which i can set the virtual memory in vista....
regards,
sudhir
command for Virtual Memory Settings in vista
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Can you explain what it is you're trying to do?
Virtual memory is not "settable" per se. The maximum virtual size of a process is always a fixed number, although obviously it's far larger on 64-bit Windows.
I expect you're probably trying to change the pagefile size, and that's accomplished through the "System" applet in the control panel (you can just run sysdm.cpl to get there). Equating the pagefile(s) with virtual memory is technically not correct though - they're not the same thing.
Virtual memory is not "settable" per se. The maximum virtual size of a process is always a fixed number, although obviously it's far larger on 64-bit Windows.
I expect you're probably trying to change the pagefile size, and that's accomplished through the "System" applet in the control panel (you can just run sysdm.cpl to get there). Equating the pagefile(s) with virtual memory is technically not correct though - they're not the same thing.
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I want to set the custom virtual memory size in performance to a particular size... i want to accomplish this through command line..
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You could use WMIC:
wmic:root\cli>pagefileset /?
PAGEFILESET - Page file settings management.
HINT: BNF for Alias usage.
(<alias> [WMIObject] | <alias> [<path where>] | [<alias>] <path where>) [<verb clause>].
USAGE:
PAGEFILESET ASSOC [<format specifier>]
PAGEFILESET CREATE <assign list>
PAGEFILESET DELETE
PAGEFILESET GET [<property list>] [<get switches>]
PAGEFILESET LIST [<list format>] [<list switches>]
PAGEFILESET SET [<assign list>]
Or you could script something to manipulate Win32_PageFileSetting directly under the \root\cimv2 namespace... objPageFile.InitialSize = ABC; objPageFile.MaximumSize = XYZ...
I'd also suggest searching for "pagefile settings", not "virtual memory". A pagefile is not directly analogous to virtual memory, so you're searching - if you're searching - for the wrong term.
wmic:root\cli>pagefileset /?
PAGEFILESET - Page file settings management.
HINT: BNF for Alias usage.
(<alias> [WMIObject] | <alias> [<path where>] | [<alias>] <path where>) [<verb clause>].
USAGE:
PAGEFILESET ASSOC [<format specifier>]
PAGEFILESET CREATE <assign list>
PAGEFILESET DELETE
PAGEFILESET GET [<property list>] [<get switches>]
PAGEFILESET LIST [<list format>] [<list switches>]
PAGEFILESET SET [<assign list>]
Or you could script something to manipulate Win32_PageFileSetting directly under the \root\cimv2 namespace... objPageFile.InitialSize = ABC; objPageFile.MaximumSize = XYZ...
I'd also suggest searching for "pagefile settings", not "virtual memory". A pagefile is not directly analogous to virtual memory, so you're searching - if you're searching - for the wrong term.
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I think if you set both objPageFile.InitialSize and objPageFile.MaximumSize to 0, the pagefile will revert to system managed. Testing that should be simple 
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thanks H2SO4... yes if we set InitialSize and MaximumSize to 0 the pagefile will revert to system managed.
below is the command for setting to system managed if anyone wants to use
WMIC PAGEFILESET Set initialsize=0,maximumsize=0
below is the command for setting to custom if anyone wants to use
WMIC PAGEFILESET Set initialsize=<Minsize>,maximumsize=<Maxsize>
Minsize should be less than Maxsize
regards
sudhir
H2SO4... yes if we set InitialSize and MaximumSize to 0 the pagefile will revert to system managed.below is the command for setting to system managed if anyone wants to use
WMIC PAGEFILESET Set initialsize=0,maximumsize=0
below is the command for setting to custom if anyone wants to use
WMIC PAGEFILESET Set initialsize=<Minsize>,maximumsize=<Maxsize>
Minsize should be less than Maxsize
regards
sudhir