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Shane:
I normally do a static file so that it wont get fragmented. Start with 2048 MB and if for any reason you need more you can make it bigger. But if your page file of 2 GB gets full then something has a memory leak. Otherwise 2 GB seems to handle it fine on all the systems I do.

Shane

bryan:

--- Quote from: bryan on May 28, 2014, 10:50:03 am ---Hi,

Hope you can help my ageing machine running XP Home 32.

I have used Windows repair v2.7.2 (Microsoft Windows XP v5.1 32-bit) but it's still as slow as ever!

Thank you in advance,

Bryan

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Thanks, It seems great now!

Shane:
Glad my tools did the trick :-D

Shane

bryan:
SOLVED xx

Bubba Euler:

--- Quote from: Shane on May 28, 2014, 01:00:43 pm ---The Windows Repair is for fixing windows, doesnt do anything to speed it up.

Instead try my other program
http://www.tweaking.com/content/page/simple_system_tweaker.html

Also make sure you open msconfig and disable any startup items and non Microsoft services you dont need, that will help a lot.

Also install my free version of my CleanMem tool, that will help keep memory from being pushed to the page file which will slow the system down a lot. :wink:
http://www.pcwintech.com/cleanmem

I also confirm that CleanMem tool works well.  I've got 4 GB RAM and it used to be little used by Windows 7.  Much faster operations now...

Shane

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