Greetings,
I am fairly new to XP but have used the excellent tweak guide here to set it up. Several of the registry tweaks I decided to let CacheMan handle instead of doing the manually such as "Unload .DLL's from Memory" or "Disable Paging Executive" as examples. As I look thru the registry I see some of these tweaks still have to be manually applied even though I selected them in Cacheman, saved the settings there and rebooted. The "Unload .Dll's from memory", for example, the folder had been created but no value assigned. Am I doing something wrong in CacheMan? I was under the impression it would set the value. I had to manually set the "LargeSystemCache=0" to 1 and the "DisablePagingExecutive=0" to 1. Also another question, In my 98SE setup I use the "ConservativeSwapFileUsage=1" tweak. Is that reccommended in XP? Thanks in advance and great site, a huge help for folks like me. :)
I am fairly new to XP but have used the excellent tweak guide here to set it up. Several of the registry tweaks I decided to let CacheMan handle instead of doing the manually such as "Unload .DLL's from Memory" or "Disable Paging Executive" as examples. As I look thru the registry I see some of these tweaks still have to be manually applied even though I selected them in Cacheman, saved the settings there and rebooted. The "Unload .Dll's from memory", for example, the folder had been created but no value assigned. Am I doing something wrong in CacheMan? I was under the impression it would set the value. I had to manually set the "LargeSystemCache=0" to 1 and the "DisablePagingExecutive=0" to 1. Also another question, In my 98SE setup I use the "ConservativeSwapFileUsage=1" tweak. Is that reccommended in XP? Thanks in advance and great site, a huge help for folks like me. :)
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