That's alright, I know where I place the values and I know what page file, so that tide, I with another problem, I researched and saw that to gain more performance I have to put the file pagefile.sys to another partition, the file is in ta drive where Windows is installed, but I do not think the file already tried in several places, so they do not think, someone could help me once again ???????????
On 8 set, 13:15, Kiki <[email protected]> wrote: > may I help, Vinny? > I'll just assuming you still haven't know where to put the value (but > if you already found it, well that's great) > > - login to Windows like usual > - then press [Windows] button + [Pause/Break] button on your keyboard. > a "System" window will appear > - in that window, look at the left pane. there's a link "Advanced > System Settings". click it > - another smaller window will appear. click the "Advanced" tab on that > window > - the menu from that tab will be "Performance", "User Profiles", and > "Startup and Recovery". click the first "Settings" button just right > under that "Performance" menu > - another small window will appear. click the "Advanced" tab > - the first menu will be "Processor Scheduling", and the second menu > will be "Virtual memory". click the "Change" button > - another small window will appear. when you look at it, by default > the pagefile will be on C drive. simply just leave it in C if you > don't know what to do > - below the drive list, choose the "Custom" radio button, and set a > fixed number of pagefile both on "Initial size" and "Maximum size" so > it'll have same numbers > - then click the "Set" button just below it. after clicking it, you'll > see the number on the drive will change > - then click "OK" and/or "Apply" to confirm and close all the window > - the computer will asked you to restart... well, just do as it says, > restart it > - and you're done > > well then, hope that's clear enough. let me know if you still have any > problem. > ^_^ -- 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS
