Gather round, Gather round.
Ok, I want all you geeks to put your hamster brains together and come up with an answer for the following.
It goes a little something like this.
I was messing about on Win2K-SP2, now when I log on I get the error message about the "pagefile.sys not existing or not enough memory"
So no worries, I go in and give 1.5 x RAM on my system which = about 480MB for initial size.
I then restart, but STILL get the same virtual memory error message. And the system is slow as ****.
So I delete pagefile and then create a new one. Set it all up and then reboot. but the bitch STILL gives the same message.
At the moment i'm using the TEMP pagefile which is aight, but not enough.
I tried using the repair facility in Win2k, but that did **** all.
Who's got the answer?
Re: Gather round, Gather round.
Hmmm I dont think you people sould be using WIN2K anyway. It's **** and its Microsoft.
Use Linux
Any way the answer to your problem is that you have the early addition to Win2K there is a new updated patch version that you need where this problem is solved.
You can try for the mean time to increase your page file size but this will make your system very unstable..
Re-installing would not help as above..