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New Memory Installed, Now What?Windows 2000 Pro. I installed new memory in my system, taking it from 256 MB
to 512 MB. Is there anything I need to do configuration wise to help my system fully utilize the extra memory and to see the fullest possible speed increase from the upgrade? Thanks for the help. God bless. Increase you pagefile.
Right Click on the MyComputer icon on the desktop. Go to the Advanced Tab. Click the Performance Button and change the Pagefile to be at least 1.5 times your physical memory. It will probably have a recommended amount for you listed. Show quoteHide quote "Chaplain Doug" <ChaplainD***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:43EA29A5-1B36-4EF3-8DD9-DBDE63478AA7@microsoft.com... > Windows 2000 Pro. I installed new memory in my system, taking it from 256 > MB > to 512 MB. Is there anything I need to do configuration wise to help my > system fully utilize the extra memory and to see the fullest possible > speed > increase from the upgrade? Thanks for the help. God bless. > -- > Dr. Doug Pruiett > Good News Jail & Prison Ministry > www.goodnewsjail.org That should increase automatically. Nothing need be done.
-- Show quoteHide quoteGeorge Hester _________________________________ "Jordan" <nojunk_allowed@nospam.com> wrote in message news:u$Q41QvLFHA.3296@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl... > Increase you pagefile. > > Right Click on the MyComputer icon on the desktop. Go to the Advanced Tab. > Click the Performance Button and change the Pagefile to be at least 1.5 > times your physical memory. It will probably have a recommended amount for > you listed. > > > > "Chaplain Doug" <ChaplainD***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:43EA29A5-1B36-4EF3-8DD9-DBDE63478AA7@microsoft.com... > > Windows 2000 Pro. I installed new memory in my system, taking it from 256 > > MB > > to 512 MB. Is there anything I need to do configuration wise to help my > > system fully utilize the extra memory and to see the fullest possible > > speed > > increase from the upgrade? Thanks for the help. God bless. > > -- > > Dr. Doug Pruiett > > Good News Jail & Prison Ministry > > www.goodnewsjail.org > > Actually, when you install fresh, the recommeded will be set to match, but
when you add memory, the minimum/max does not increase. The pagefile will dynamically change as needed within the previous min and max values, but if you add memory you may want to increase the min and max. Of the top of my head on a Windows 2000 machine I believe when you install with 256MB of memory your page file range will be 384-768. When you pop in the 256 after install you will see the settings stay the same, however the recommended in the bottom part of the screen jumps up to a 768MB minimum and I believe 1024 or 1536 max. You have to manually change the set options to match the recommended. It does not happen automatically "George Hester" <hesterl***@hotmail.com> wrote in message That should increase automatically. Nothing need be done.news:%23hVWDPzLFHA.3076@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... -- Show quoteHide quoteGeorge Hester _________________________________ "Jordan" <nojunk_allowed@nospam.com> wrote in message news:u$Q41QvLFHA.3296@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl... > Increase you pagefile. > > Right Click on the MyComputer icon on the desktop. Go to the Advanced > Tab. > Click the Performance Button and change the Pagefile to be at least 1.5 > times your physical memory. It will probably have a recommended amount > for > you listed. > > > > "Chaplain Doug" <ChaplainD***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:43EA29A5-1B36-4EF3-8DD9-DBDE63478AA7@microsoft.com... > > Windows 2000 Pro. I installed new memory in my system, taking it from > > 256 > > MB > > to 512 MB. Is there anything I need to do configuration wise to help my > > system fully utilize the extra memory and to see the fullest possible > > speed > > increase from the upgrade? Thanks for the help. God bless. > > -- > > Dr. Doug Pruiett > > Good News Jail & Prison Ministry > > www.goodnewsjail.org > > Interesting always has here.
-- Show quoteHide quoteGeorge Hester _________________________________ "Jordan" <nojunk_allowed@nospam.com> wrote in message news:uMBgvc8LFHA.732@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... > Actually, when you install fresh, the recommeded will be set to match, but > when you add memory, the minimum/max does not increase. The pagefile will > dynamically change as needed within the previous min and max values, but if > you add memory you may want to increase the min and max. > > Of the top of my head on a Windows 2000 machine I believe when you install > with 256MB of memory your page file range will be 384-768. When you pop in > the 256 after install you will see the settings stay the same, however the > recommended in the bottom part of the screen jumps up to a 768MB minimum and > I believe 1024 or 1536 max. You have to manually change the set options to > match the recommended. It does not happen automatically > > > > "George Hester" <hesterl***@hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:%23hVWDPzLFHA.3076@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... > That should increase automatically. Nothing need be done. > > -- > George Hester > _________________________________ > "Jordan" <nojunk_allowed@nospam.com> wrote in message > news:u$Q41QvLFHA.3296@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl... > > Increase you pagefile. > > > > Right Click on the MyComputer icon on the desktop. Go to the Advanced > > Tab. > > Click the Performance Button and change the Pagefile to be at least 1.5 > > times your physical memory. It will probably have a recommended amount > > for > > you listed. > > > > > > > > "Chaplain Doug" <ChaplainD***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > > news:43EA29A5-1B36-4EF3-8DD9-DBDE63478AA7@microsoft.com... > > > Windows 2000 Pro. I installed new memory in my system, taking it from > > > 256 > > > MB > > > to 512 MB. Is there anything I need to do configuration wise to help my > > > system fully utilize the extra memory and to see the fullest possible > > > speed > > > increase from the upgrade? Thanks for the help. God bless. > > > -- > > > Dr. Doug Pruiett > > > Good News Jail & Prison Ministry > > > www.goodnewsjail.org > > > > > > Dear Dr. Doug:
Memory optimization is performed in the background by both hardware and software components. Running Windows 2000 Professional w/ 256MB of memory is somewhat akin to running a lawnmower on a mixture of half gasoline/half kerosene. Right-click on your lower taskbar & open the Task Manager; left click on Performance, and watch while you run applications, et.al. You have just done your computer and Win2K Pro a very big favor and you will be treated with more respect by both. Thomas Show quoteHide quote "Chaplain Doug" wrote: > Windows 2000 Pro. I installed new memory in my system, taking it from 256 MB > to 512 MB. Is there anything I need to do configuration wise to help my > system fully utilize the extra memory and to see the fullest possible speed > increase from the upgrade? Thanks for the help. God bless. > -- > Dr. Doug Pruiett > Good News Jail & Prison Ministry > www.goodnewsjail.org
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