Steps to Optimizing Memory Management Microsoft’s Windows XP Professional
Postuar nga qdeez në 3:21 e paraditesDouble-click on the System icon in the Control Panel. The System Properties dialog box appears.
Click once on the Advanced page tab at the top of the System Properties dialog box.
In the Performance segment of the Advanced page (the first entry on the top of the page), click once on Settings.
Click once on the Advanced tab of the Performance Options dialog box.
Notice that at the bottom of the page there is an entry for defining the virtual paging size for your Windows XP system. Click once on the Change button. The Virtual Memory dialog box appears
The purpose of this dialog box is to define the size of the paging file your system will use. You can, for example, toggle Windows XP Professional to not provide any paging file by selecting the No paging file option (although it will save on disk space, it will inhibit your system's overall performance). The best selection in this area is to select System managed size because Windows XP will calculate the size of the virtual paging file for you. After you select the option you want for this specific option, click once on Set in the Paging file size for selected drive section.
Click once on OK to close the Virtual Memory dialog box; then, select OK in the two other dialog boxes until the main desktop is again shown.
Reboot your system, and PAGEFILE.SYS will be created. You'll notice that the file appears in the partition as defined in the Virtual Memory dialog box. Your system should now run more efficiently, especially when several concurrent applications are in use at the same time.
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