paging

Hey guys, recently due to a power fluctuation, i got a system configuration file corrupt(/system32/config/system) and to repair it i re-installed xp over the previous installation and newly i am getting this error message whenever i tried to login --" Limited Virtual Memory. your virtual paging...

i want to format my some of ntfs partition to ext3 in order to allocate more space to my ubuntu without affecting my windows files. is there any way but the twist in the problem is that i have only one drive for window with paging file and due to which my shrinking option(i am using windows...

I hav two hd: 80+40 GB. My OS is on one of the partitions of my 80GB hd and i hav kept paging file on the other hd. Is this recommended? Also is it recommended to keep a paging file(atleast a small one) on the partition dat contains the OS?

Hey all, had a query about virtual memory settings... I have a 120 GB Seagate HDD. (5 partitions).. Windows recommends Total paging file size for all drives as 766 MB However, I have set custom sizes for each partition. (For ALL partitions both Initial Size and Maximum Size is set to 1024 MB...

"if you have a second physical disk in your machine, you can boost performance by moving your paging file (pagefile.sys) onto your second drive" I hear this all the time... is it TRUE ? If yes then... shall i make my (20 GB FAT 32 HD) into Paging file disk ? And should i disable the page...

where can i increase it from and what is the reccemonded level

hi all, i recently upgraded from win xp home to professional. now, whenever i boot my pc, before the desktop icons are shown, there is a message box saying the following : Limited Virtual Memory -------------------------- Your system have no paging file, or the paging file is too small...

can anybody tell me how to overclock my pc os-windows XP 2.6 Ghz cpu with 640 mb ram pentium 4 is overclocking harmful to pc ??? i saw my frnd's 3.0 Ghz pc , its vry much faster regarding that he have 256 mb ram !!! these days my pc using paging file 1.8 gb & sometimes it...