RE: Out or memory on C drive

["D. Grenier" <dgrenier@olywa.net>]

<x-charset iso-8859-1>Actually, this will help.  By moving the swap file from the C drive to
another drive/partition, this will free up space on the C drive permitting
the C:\Windows\Temp file to become larger than it can now become, assuming
that during this process the swap file is so large on the C drive as to
limit the Temp file to a size too small for this operation.

Dave Grenier
Olympia, WA

----- Original Message -----
> Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2001 09:39:17 -0500
> From: "LAURIE SOLOMON" <LAURIE@ADVANCENET.NET>
> Subject: RE: Out or memory on C drive
>
> You can do that in Windows; but it will not help since the reference is
not
> really to the swap file but to the Windows\temp file primarily which
because
> of the C drive's being filled cannot expand and the unchangeable size of
the
> Epson print spooler buffer.
>
> The swap file in Windows can be changed as follows
> To reserve disk space for extra memory
>
>  to open the System Properties dialog box at the Performance tab.
> Click Virtual Memory.
> Make sure Let Windows manage my virtual memory settings is selected.
> Notes
> You can also open the System Properties dialog box by clicking Start,
> pointing to Settings, clicking Control Panel, and then double-clicking
> System.
> Whenever possible, let Windows manage your virtual memory. Windows chooses
> the default setting based on the amount of free hard-disk space. The swap
> file then shrinks and grows dynamically based on actual memory usage.
> If you need to specify a different disk or set limits on the minimum or
> maximum reserved space, click Let me specify my own virtual memory
settings,
> and then enter the new disk in Hard disk or enter values (in kilobytes) in
> Minimum or Maximum.


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