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Thank you very much,

I was very surprised that Windows didn't switch on things like DMA
automatically... It did improve system performance.

"M��Sm�l�" <MAD_SMILE@HOTMAIL.COM> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 14 Nov 2000 23:19:13 +0100, "Niels Schoot"
> <niels@schoot.removethispart.com> wrote:
>
> First tip : Don't use too much stay resident programs , like huge
> virusscanners or other memory leaking stuff.
>
> Second tips : Try to set in your system controll to use DMA (or set a
> DMA buffer)  and make a fixed Swap file .
> Use options like Read Ahead and set a fixed cachefile for your
> harddisk in system.ini
>
> I use this program called memturbo , this program defrags your memory
> and it's really usefull.
> OS like ME and 98 really mess up and fragment your memorystructure .
>
> http://www.memturbo.com
>
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>
> >Hi,
> >
> >I installed ME and I'm running regular software, but after a few hours, I
> >notice that my system resources have dropped to about 20%... And I have
an
> >Athlon800Mhz with 128MB installed. When I close all my apps, it still
> >doesn't go higher than about 40%-60%. Currently I have less than 30%
memory
> >left What could be the problem??
> >
> >I use programs like MS Outlook 2000, ICQ, CorelDraw, Visual Basic,
Photoshop
> >(not at the same time though)... I also leave on my computer for 14-16
hours
> >straight, I heard from other WinME users that they also got low on
resources
> >after leaving on his system for a day...
> >
> >I use exactly the same programs+version as I did on my old P200Mhz-48Mb
> >installed with W98. I used to have way more free resources under Win98
> >
> >Any suggestions?
> >
> >
> >
> >
>