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FAMILY="SANSSERIF">Using windows 98 have always had memory management problems
frequently operating on the cusp of locking up with more than 90% of resources
used... always in the 19--37% range with one program running but with
virus...and firewall always running.I have increased Ram to 384 with now
apparent change in behavior. I assume it is Win 98 "s poor memory management,
Is the answer win 2000 or is there a swap file tweak that is worth
tryingThanks in advance
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FAMILY="SANSSERIF"> Tom,
I have Windows 98 and I have had
some improvement in performance by using a program called Mem Turbo by
Prairie Software. You can download a trial version for free from the
web
at <A
href="http://www.memturbo.com/";>http://www.memturbo.com/ One
nice feature is that it tells you how much of your memory is being used at any
given moment and will let you clean your ram without shutting down anything.
I have had this for several months. I popped for
the paid version and I am a satisfied customer.
Regards,
Norman
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