Kernal Memory K, Windows 2000

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My Machine
RAM 1024
HD FREE 20 GIG
WIN 2000 (SP$) BUILD 2195

When I change the virtual memory (PAGE FILE MEMORY) for
applications/background to say 4000MB ( ie max allowed is
38 GIG) the Total Kernel Memory/Paged/Nonpaged in the task
bar show up as a negative number. (ie the 4000 MB is
greater than my RAM of 1024). BUT when I have a vitual
memory of only 1000MB the above mentioned negative numbers
are positive numbers.
QUESTIONS :
1) WHY OH WHY ????
2) Does the positive or negative numbers affect the memory
commit figure ????
 
Digs said:
My Machine
RAM 1024
HD FREE 20 GIG
WIN 2000 (SP$) BUILD 2195

When I change the virtual memory (PAGE FILE MEMORY) for
applications/background to say 4000MB ( ie max allowed is
38 GIG) the Total Kernel Memory/Paged/Nonpaged in the task
bar show up as a negative number. (ie the 4000 MB is
greater than my RAM of 1024). BUT when I have a vitual
memory of only 1000MB the above mentioned negative numbers
are positive numbers.
QUESTIONS :
1) WHY OH WHY ????
2) Does the positive or negative numbers affect the memory
commit figure ????
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If you're running Win2K Pro or Server, it's limited to a total
of 4GB combined physical and virtual memory. You won't
get higher numbers reported anywhere in Windows because
it doesn't use any more than 4GB.

Rick
 
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