I have no page file.
When I boot up it takes ages then displays this message…
LIMITED VIRTUAL MEMORY.
Your system has no page file, or the paging file is to small.
To fix this problem, go to system in control panel, click advanced
Tab and under performance, click settings. On the advanced tab,
Click change, click’custom size’, and then type aninitial or max paging file.
I’ve tried this. Restarted pc but although the max and min size shows in the
Custom window, below this it says Current registry size: 0MB
Also, just before I change the custom settings I get a message that reads…
System control panel applet
Windows created a temp paging field on your computer because of a problem
That occurred with your total paging configuration when you started your computer.
The total paging file size for all disc drives may be somewhat larger than the size
you specified.
I am running windows xp home and have two hard drives both with plenty of space on them. I also have 1GB of ram. The only advice I have been given is to re install windows. I don’t really want to do this as the rest of the system is running fine. It takes along time to load up but once loaded everything works fine.
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated..
Thank you for your time
Spim
When I boot up it takes ages then displays this message…
LIMITED VIRTUAL MEMORY.
Your system has no page file, or the paging file is to small.
To fix this problem, go to system in control panel, click advanced
Tab and under performance, click settings. On the advanced tab,
Click change, click’custom size’, and then type aninitial or max paging file.
I’ve tried this. Restarted pc but although the max and min size shows in the
Custom window, below this it says Current registry size: 0MB
Also, just before I change the custom settings I get a message that reads…
System control panel applet
Windows created a temp paging field on your computer because of a problem
That occurred with your total paging configuration when you started your computer.
The total paging file size for all disc drives may be somewhat larger than the size
you specified.
I am running windows xp home and have two hard drives both with plenty of space on them. I also have 1GB of ram. The only advice I have been given is to re install windows. I don’t really want to do this as the rest of the system is running fine. It takes along time to load up but once loaded everything works fine.
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated..
Thank you for your time
Spim