Page file performance options - problem. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.setup () I have a problem which occurred recently from two Windows 2000 installations. Upon logon each produce an error that the Paging File is to small, (where a temporary...

W2K Performance Options. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.setup () Does it matter whether or not the Performance Option (MS Knowledge Base Article - 259025) is set to Application or Background services if you have many processes running (i.e...

W2K Performance Options. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.setup () Does it matter whether or not the Performance Option (MS Knowledge Base Article - 259025) is set to Application or Background services if you have many processes running (i.e...

Missing "tool-tip" info boxes in XP's Performance Options?. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () To get to XP Pro's Performance Options window I use: I use Control Panel > Systems > Advanced >Performance Options There I find there...

Control Panel\Performance and Maintenance" to adjust settings. When I go to "Control Panel", "Performance and Maintenance" isn't there. I did some poking around and went to "My Computer\Properties" and choose "Advanced" and then "Performance Options". I...

performance notably. Best option for you is to wait. The future won't get worse - it's bound to come with blazing fast performance that comes cheap. Well, unless global warming or WWIII kills us. i would stick with the 8800GT and SLI later on. in most of...

Performance sucks. Wait a little, drivers should clean this issue. Vista sucks right now for gaming. I am also running SLI'd 8800GTX's and it chews through FEAR over 100-120fps with 16XAA and 16XAF plus shadows and all in game options at max. ...

better and got a bigger slower. Any positive input would be much appreciated. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers () Upgrade your RAM to 512MB. How to Set Performance Options in Windows XP -- Carey Frisch Microsoft MVP Windows...

and right-click the hard drive icon. Go to Properties\Tools|Error Checking. Click the Check Now button, and select both options. "Scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors" is the option I was referring to ... similiar to the thorough option for Scandisk...