EPTOn June 09 2011 23:17 JingleHell wrote:
He has nowhere near enough RAM for that. Anyway, some software is designed to expect paging to be there, and will spaz out and cause various problems, including freezes, if you do that, or even if your page file is too small.
Better yet, if disabling paging causes problems, re-enabling it can cause problems too sometimes.
In Vista x64, when I learned the joys of Windows not liking disabled paging files and tried to re-enable it, I kept getting freezes, and had to reformat.
He has nowhere near enough RAM for that. Anyway, some software is designed to expect paging to be there, and will spaz out and cause various problems, including freezes, if you do that, or even if your page file is too small.
Better yet, if disabling paging causes problems, re-enabling it can cause problems too sometimes.
In Vista x64, when I learned the joys of Windows not liking disabled paging files and tried to re-enable it, I kept getting freezes, and had to reformat.
I never had an issue with disabling the page file either, on my 2gb system :p Except for, you know, out-of-memory issues
