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P. Lui
Hi,
I've read a few articles suggest that it's better to have a seperate
partition for the page file. Since I got a new hard drive, I decided
to try that out. I've read that it's better to leave a little room on
C: just in case so I set C: to have a page file initially at 2mb and
max at 100mb (tried 50mb as well). And my newly partitioned drive
set the initial and max to 1040mb, which is the capacity of the
partition. However, it gets fairly unstable. It will automatically
restart. I'm using XP Pro. I have also tried not having the page
file on C: at all. But it crashes as well. I'd really appreciate it
if someone could shed some light as to how to configure this.
Thanks in advance.
Patrick
I've read a few articles suggest that it's better to have a seperate
partition for the page file. Since I got a new hard drive, I decided
to try that out. I've read that it's better to leave a little room on
C: just in case so I set C: to have a page file initially at 2mb and
max at 100mb (tried 50mb as well). And my newly partitioned drive
set the initial and max to 1040mb, which is the capacity of the
partition. However, it gets fairly unstable. It will automatically
restart. I'm using XP Pro. I have also tried not having the page
file on C: at all. But it crashes as well. I'd really appreciate it
if someone could shed some light as to how to configure this.
Thanks in advance.
Patrick