On Mon, 27 Dec 1999 14:48:42 +0700, Syafril Hermansyah wrote:
[....]
> From the fact above, you can see
> 1. if our Harddisk Space performance OK, it will help performance of
> our Windows.
> 2. if we always keep our HDD "healthy" (by defragment regularly
> etc), we will minimize probability of file error because of "hdd
> cluster link error".
> 3. if we can have good Virtual Memory Management, we can run more
> application concurrently, without crash or file corrupt.
Win9x seems to crash more often when having to use a lot of virtual
memory and hence do a lot of swapping. A major step towards
reasonable windows stability and reliability is to add more RAM. I've
personally noted that win98 systems in my neighborhood are a lot more
stable than before and this is most likely because the machines today
come with at least 32MB of memory. In fact 64MB seems to be the
standard. On top of that win98 is inherently more stable than it's
predecessors.
To minimize fragmenting in the system partition, in my last win98
days, I had moved all temp files and confined V Swapping to one
partition and then defragged that partition regularly. This and 64MB
of RAM at the time reduced crashes to a bearable minimum. :)
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