Max Registry Size?

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Arpan

When I logon to my Win2K Pro (SP4) m/c., Windows generates the
following message:

Your maximum registry size is too small. To ensure that Windows runs
properly, increase your maximum registry size.

I opened "Control Panel", then "Sytem" & under the "Advanced" tab,
clicked the "Performance Options..." button. In the next dialog, under
"Virtual memory", I clicked the "Change..." button where under
"Registry size", the "Current registry size" is 72 MB & the "Maximum
registry size (MB)" textbox shows 75. What size should I enter in that
textbox to avoid the above Windows message when I logon. Ideally, how
much should the maximum registry size be in Win2K Pro?

BTW, my m/c. configuration is

Processor: P4 (2.80 GHz)
RAM: 256 MB
HDD: 28 GB

Thanks,

Arpan
 
Arpan said:
When I logon to my Win2K Pro (SP4) m/c., Windows generates the
following message:

Your maximum registry size is too small. To ensure that Windows runs
properly, increase your maximum registry size.

I opened "Control Panel", then "Sytem" & under the "Advanced" tab,
clicked the "Performance Options..." button. In the next dialog, under
"Virtual memory", I clicked the "Change..." button where under
"Registry size", the "Current registry size" is 72 MB & the "Maximum
registry size (MB)" textbox shows 75. What size should I enter in that
textbox to avoid the above Windows message when I logon. Ideally, how
much should the maximum registry size be in Win2K Pro?

BTW, my m/c. configuration is

Processor: P4 (2.80 GHz)
RAM: 256 MB
HDD: 28 GB

Thanks,

Arpan
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Make sure that the Maximum Registry Size value is at least two times the
size of the current Registry size

extra info at:

http://www.windowsnetworking.com/kb...llaneous/Windows2000RegistrySizeLimitRSL.html

Hope that helps?
 
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