Lee Menningen wrote:
> thanks. This system has 32-bit Vista Ultimate - its search does not find a
In Vista boot.ini was replaced with BCD (Boot Configuration Data)
registry store.
Please note that by following the procedure described below you take
risks of corrupting you system boot setup. I can't be liable for any
damages, loss of data, need to reinstall the OS, etc., caused by this
advise.
You should use BCDEdit command line utility:
1. Launch Command Prompt as Administrator (click the right mouse button
over the "Command Prompt" icon in Start Menu and choose "Run as
Administrator")
2. Type
bcdedit /enum
to see the current boot config.
3. Type
bcdedit /set PAE forceenable
to force Vista use all available physical RAM (up to 4GB depending on
chipset, extension cards installed, graphics card, etc).
4. type
bcdedit /set IncreaseUserVa 3072
to allocate 3GB to user programs.
5. reboot the computer.
You can delete any BCD parameter at any time by typing
bcdedit /deletevalue <parameter>
Example: bcdedit /deletevalue IncreaseUserVa
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Vlad
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