Windows keeps reverting to a different page file size??!!
Hi all, I manually set both computers on my Workgroup to a fixed page file size (384MB), but Windows XP SP1 insists on displaying the page file size as Currently allocated - 767 MB on both systems.
Hi all,
I manually set both computers on my Workgroup to a fixed page file size (384MB), but Windows XP SP1 insists on displaying the page file size as "Currently allocated - 767 MB" on both systems.
Browsing to the actual pagefile.sys confirms that on both computers, the size is 767MB.
What gives?
Thanks in advance...
I manually set both computers on my Workgroup to a fixed page file size (384MB), but Windows XP SP1 insists on displaying the page file size as "Currently allocated - 767 MB" on both systems.
Browsing to the actual pagefile.sys confirms that on both computers, the size is 767MB.
What gives?
Thanks in advance...
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Found out what the cause was; the pagefile insisting on it's own size even after I set a custom minimum & maximum size started the same day I installed Norton AntiVirus Professional 2004.
When I uninstalled NAV 2004, the pagefile immediately went back to 512MB by itself on a reboot with no intervention from me.
Just to make sure it was NAV Pro 2004, I re-installed it again-same pagefile size problems, so I uninstalled it for good, and went back to NAV 2003 (no problems there).
On my other networked machine, NAV2004 slowed web browsing to a crawl - I tested this by disabling & enabling Auto Protect...
Go figure; I'd use NAV Corporate 8.oxx if it had the ability to scan individual e-mails instead of the entire .pst file, but NAV 2003 has been worry free over the past 6 months...
When I uninstalled NAV 2004, the pagefile immediately went back to 512MB by itself on a reboot with no intervention from me.
Just to make sure it was NAV Pro 2004, I re-installed it again-same pagefile size problems, so I uninstalled it for good, and went back to NAV 2003 (no problems there).
On my other networked machine, NAV2004 slowed web browsing to a crawl - I tested this by disabling & enabling Auto Protect...
Go figure; I'd use NAV Corporate 8.oxx if it had the ability to scan individual e-mails instead of the entire .pst file, but NAV 2003 has been worry free over the past 6 months...