S
SSG Ellis
When I start up Windows 2000 Pro on a user's computer, I'm
receiving the following error: "Your system has no paging
file or paging file is too small." The virtual memory
settings had a 20MB paging file.
I went to the performance tab to change the settings and
they didn't take at first. I set them to 0 for initial
and max to clear the page file and rebooted. Then I went
back in and set them to init: 192; max: 384. I rebooted
again. When Windows came back up, I still got the same
error. When I checked the settings, 192-384 was still set
for C:, but the currently allocated paging file size was
set back to 20 MB. Has anyone encountered this and found
a fix? My operator can't do anything on his system now.
receiving the following error: "Your system has no paging
file or paging file is too small." The virtual memory
settings had a 20MB paging file.
I went to the performance tab to change the settings and
they didn't take at first. I set them to 0 for initial
and max to clear the page file and rebooted. Then I went
back in and set them to init: 192; max: 384. I rebooted
again. When Windows came back up, I still got the same
error. When I checked the settings, 192-384 was still set
for C:, but the currently allocated paging file size was
set back to 20 MB. Has anyone encountered this and found
a fix? My operator can't do anything on his system now.