Hi JK,
On 11 Jan 2006 at 21:57, JK Mitra wrote:
> "0" is the default value, and DLLs may remain in memory even after a
> program exit.
>
> If you change this to "1" then DLLs will unload on exit and free some
> memory.
Thanks for looking out for me :-) I actually set it to 1, but wrote
zero in the post. It's a proof that one should never bet ones life
on anything.
While poking around on this problem, I also discovered
MaxFileCache=524288. Odd number and don't remember setting it so
high, but then I just wrote 0 and set 1 on the dll unload :-)
Not sure win98 uses all of that, but TaskInfo considered it "claimed"
and as soon as something got loaded into memory, it triggered the
popup.
I've reduces the MaxFileCache to 256meg and no longer get the popup.
This is no longer "on topic", as the OP referred to "swap space", but
we had similar symptoms.
Now I will watch for some improvement.
Rich
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