Virtual Memory ?

Discussion in 'Windows 7' started by windsman, Mar 14, 2010.

  1. windsman

    windsman MDL Expert

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    #1 windsman, Mar 14, 2010
    hi,

    Is there any registry tweaks or something else for delete (set to none) the virtual memory of windows seven and set this in the iso file ?

    Not the swap file at each shutdown!

    Thanks for feedback.

    windsman
     
  2. Rosco

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    #2 Rosco, Mar 14, 2010
    Why ???????
     
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  3. windsman

    windsman MDL Expert

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    #3 windsman, Mar 14, 2010 (OP)
    Because i always set it to none cause lot of RAM installed very lot!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Not needed for me, please how i can integrate this tweaks .

    windsman
     
  4. tcntad

    tcntad MDL Guru

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    #4 tcntad, Mar 14, 2010
    What are you talking bout ?

    Do you want to create an .iso file of the virtual memory ? wtf.
    You cant do that and still use it.

    Either you have it or you dont have it.
     
  5. windsman

    windsman MDL Expert

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    #5 windsman, Mar 14, 2010 (OP)
    Sorry English,

    I want to know how to set by default in the registry or somewhere else the virtual memory of Seven located in the advanced system properties Tabs where your get the choice to keep manage by windows, personnalized or set to no swap file ?

    I hope you understand my horrible english

    windsman
     
  6. burfadel

    burfadel MDL EXE>MSP/CAB

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    #6 burfadel, Mar 14, 2010
    If disable the pagefile (which you are doing), you should not do it on systems with less than 8gb of RAM running Windows 7 x64. A Core i7 9xx series running 6gb of RAM is very borderline in terms of disabling the pagefile.

    Its true that 8gb of RAM is plenty for most tasks, but disabling the pagefile is still a bad idea. What you need to set it for the computer to favour the RAM first and use the pagefile only when necessary.