Summary: Hi Take control of the swap file by manually setting it's size in system properties. Then defrag using Speed Disk. This will optimize the Swap File. ...
Summary: yes, that is normal size... but with this size it can cause your operating system stalling while winows ME recalculates and rewrites the size of the f...
Summary: Usually a .001, .002, .003, etc. is a type of back-up that some programs create rather than creating a .bak. I would assume that when you updated a d...
Summary: With todays systems, big memory and fast disk drives there is little advantage to a fixed swap file. It is better just to add more memory so that the ...
Summary: Hi Keila: You wouldn't by chance be using AOL would you? First off, in AOL go to My AOL\Preferences and click the WWW button. Then click the Web Grap...
Summary: Same problem. But I'm trying to send WinME files to a Windows 2000 computer. If anyone finds a solution, e-mail me at holo_dude@hotmail.com. Thanks ...
Summary: Defrag sucks, if for no other rason than it takes so long. However, most compaints I've seen have been about defrag restarting over and over, because ...
Summary: Look for files in the root directory of the earlier operating system (ME not 2K) dated the date you installed Win2k - these files are invariably hidde...
Summary: Defrag sucks, if for no other rason than it takes so long. However, most compaints I've seen have been about defrag restarting over and over, because ...
Summary: To cut a long story short I have manually set the swap file to a fixed size. The recommendation is minimum to ram (128MB)and max to 3 or 4 times. Howe...
Summary: Bong, if you are in doubt about a particular file, why not simply move the file to a newly created folder first for a few days? If it turns out that a...
Summary: Defrag sucks, if for no other rason than it takes so long. However, most compaints I've seen have been about defrag restarting over and over, because ...
Summary: I had the same problem using Windows XP Pro SP1 and IE 6 SP1 and solved it thus: Download BHO Cop from here-- http://www.filelibrary.com:8080/cgi-bin/...
Summary: From posting 11781: Name: Renaissance Man Date: July 26, 2001 at 15:15:03 Pacific Subject: cant run scandisk on Win me Defrag sucks, if for no other...
Summary: read this http://www.techweb.com/winmag.com/windows/features/merunbetter/default.htm uncheck everything from the startup except SystemTry, LoadPoerPro...
Summary: Hey Blah..anybody, Are You Upgrading to a Larger and HD and still keep your old HD as the Master or you started brand new? Because, All I wanted is ju...
Summary: Download (on another machine) WIPE.EXE from www.ibm.com Put it on an EBD(do this on someone elses pc) Disconect the powertail on the #2 HD in your mac...
Summary: I cleanly installed windows me on a formatted drive. Im test driving the tweaks so i can offer feedback. Everything went ok until I attempted to enab...
Summary: The Swap file is usually in the root of C drive, but if you have more than one drive or partition, you can select to put it in other drive.It is named...
Summary: hello goto your hard drives makers and d/l low leavel formatting tool. and have a look over these http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/01/15/234521...
Summary: If you let Windows handle it, Windows keeps reducing and extending the file dynamically as needed, and it puts some of it at the front end of your har...
Summary: You'll probably get as many different answers as you get people posting. IMHO a) Do not disable VM. b) Set VM to 2x memory c) Make it a fixed size, i....
Summary: I agree with the posts above... it is not worth messing with the D partition.... i did backed up those files on CDs because dont have Windows installa...
Summary: The hard disk of my computer has two partitions, namely C and D. I intend to create a permanent swap file on the D drive. What will happen to the exis...
Summary: Try this: Create a new directory. move the files to that directory, then delete the directory. ___________________________________________ ☺ Whe...
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