That's not a good solution. If he's using his PAGE file (it hasn't
been called a 'swap' file since Windows 98), then he's fighting an
uphill battle. The computer will begin running slow.
Like Tom said, if he's suddenly short of RAM there should be a reason.
Perhaps he's got some startup apps runni
Mike,
It is possible he had some RAM fail, and didn't notice the message when he
booted one time.
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At the suggestion of another member of this group, I had him increase
his swap file size, and he just replied that trick seems to have solved
the problem. Thanks!
Mike
Tom Piwowar wrote:
I've got a question about a problem I've been having with my computer.
I can't open larger photo (jpeg) fi
> I've got a question about a problem I've been having with my computer.
> I can't open larger photo (jpeg) files anymore . . . I get a blank
> screen, and depending upon which photo display software I use I either
> get message "cannot create bitmap file"
This scenario is usually caused by a la
Not enough swap file? Try increasing it a whole lot.
At 09:29 AM 12/26/2007, Mike Sloane wrote:
>A friend sent me this message, and I am stumped as to the reason for, or the
>solution to, his problem. Any thoughts?
>
>> I've got a question about a problem I've been having with my computer.
>> I
A friend sent me this message, and I am stumped as to the reason for, or
the solution to, his problem. Any thoughts?
> I've got a question about a problem I've been having with my computer.
> I can't open larger photo (jpeg) files anymore . . . I get a blank
> screen, and depending upon which p
