ofelas 0 Posted September 22, 2003 Hi all, I manually set both computers on my Workgroup to a fixed page file size (384MB), but Windows XP SP1 insists on displaying the page file size as "Currently allocated - 767 MB" on both systems. Browsing to the actual pagefile.sys confirms that on both computers, the size is 767MB. What gives? Thanks in advance... Share this post Link to post
Tomay 0 Posted September 22, 2003 Did you restart your comp after changing pagefile size? Share this post Link to post
ofelas 0 Posted September 22, 2003 Yup; always restarted after every pagefile size change... Share this post Link to post
ThC 129 0 Posted September 24, 2003 try to disable the pagefile on that drive, put it on another if you have one, then delete the pagefile and put it back on the other drive. This should make a new pagefile.sys on the drive that it wont change on. Share this post Link to post
ofelas 0 Posted September 24, 2003 Thc 129 that seemed to have done it, thanks! Share this post Link to post
ofelas 0 Posted September 26, 2003 After a couple casual logoffs/reboots, it reverted to it's damning 767MB pagefile on 'C'.... ;( Share this post Link to post
acedriver 0 Posted October 1, 2003 let the pagefile stay on the other drive, other the C:, i also have this problem after i added more RAM Share this post Link to post
ofelas 0 Posted October 1, 2003 Found out what the cause was; the pagefile insisting on it's own size even after I set a custom minimum & maximum size started the same day I installed Norton AntiVirus Professional 2004. When I uninstalled NAV 2004, the pagefile immediately went back to 512MB by itself on a reboot with no intervention from me. Just to make sure it was NAV Pro 2004, I re-installed it again-same pagefile size problems, so I uninstalled it for good, and went back to NAV 2003 (no problems there). On my other networked machine, NAV2004 slowed web browsing to a crawl - I tested this by disabling & enabling Auto Protect... Go figure; I'd use NAV Corporate 8.oxx if it had the ability to scan individual e-mails instead of the entire .pst file, but NAV 2003 has been worry free over the past 6 months... Share this post Link to post