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December 11th 03, 10:39 PM
When you change your paging file do you click the "SET"
button? Also set both paging file boxes to 2X to 3X the
RAM on your machine. Also, make sure you have the minimum
of 128MB of ram, 256MB would be better...Good luck..
>-----Original Message-----
>When the computer boots and I enter my password to log
>on, I get an error message saying the system has no
>paging file, or the paging file is too small. It gives
>steps how to fix the problem, but these steps only tell
>me how to change the paging file size. When I go to
>change the size, windows tells me it has set up a
>temporary paging file, but at the bottom it says there
is
>0MB used for it. I can change the settings, but this
>doesnt fix anything. I've made sure the Administrators
>and SYSTEM options have full control over my virtual
>memory, but this doesnt seem to fix it either. Help!
>.
>
button? Also set both paging file boxes to 2X to 3X the
RAM on your machine. Also, make sure you have the minimum
of 128MB of ram, 256MB would be better...Good luck..
>-----Original Message-----
>When the computer boots and I enter my password to log
>on, I get an error message saying the system has no
>paging file, or the paging file is too small. It gives
>steps how to fix the problem, but these steps only tell
>me how to change the paging file size. When I go to
>change the size, windows tells me it has set up a
>temporary paging file, but at the bottom it says there
is
>0MB used for it. I can change the settings, but this
>doesnt fix anything. I've made sure the Administrators
>and SYSTEM options have full control over my virtual
>memory, but this doesnt seem to fix it either. Help!
>.
>