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26 lip 2011 · You could throw 60 GB worth of RAM at a program and it won't change its habits. Unless it is specifically to written use up all RAM possible (rare occurrences these days), there isn't anything Windows can do. All the OS can do is twiddle its thumbs and wait on the application.
The question is “How can I enable PAE on Windows 7 (32-bit) to support more than 3.5 GB of RAM” and the answer is type the command prompt “bcdedit /set [ {ID}] pae ForceEnable”. But, probably the question is worthy to be rephrased how to enable and be able to use more than 3.5 (or 3.25) GB of RAM on W7 32 bits system.
13 maj 2011 · To reduce disk use in Windows, you can turn off paging by setting the size of the page file to zero. To get windows to pre-load everything into RAM, just make sure that the SuperFetch service is running (it is by default). Note that these two tasks are largely incompatible.
22 cze 2011 · I meant if you could force (and you can, by modifying registry, and i don't want to post how) you can make win 7 load up everything into ram like crazy. Providing little benefit and using...
20 mar 2010 · How to Set Maximum Memory to be Used by Windows 7 and Windows 8. Information. This will show you how to specify the maximum amount of physical memory (RAM) to be used by Windows to simulate a low memory configuration by using less RAM, or to make sure that you are using all of your installed RAM.
4 gru 2020 · Step 1: Insert USB flash drive in your USB port directly, not on a USB hub. Make sure the USB is installed properly and close the AutoPlay window that might pop up. Step 2: Open This PC, right click on your USB flash drive and select Properties. Step 3: Select ReadyBoost tab and tick the box that says Do Not Retest This Device. Step 4:
18 gru 2012 · From an end-user perspective, there are some helpful answers (and comments) at the superuser question “Is it possible to limit the memory usage of a particular process on Windows”, including discussions of how to set recursive quota limits on any or all of: