OT: Windoze problems...

[timjmcconnell at gmail.com (Tim McConnell)]

Check your virtual memory. Make it set at a fixed amount. Right click
my computer, then go to Advanced tab, then virtual memory. Make it a
custom size, 1.5 times the amount of memory you have (ex if you have
512, make it 768). Put that in for the smallest size and the largest
size. Hit set. click ok and all that, and rebot. Try that.

-Timbo

On Apr 5, 2005 10:45 PM, Mike Smith <smithma7@gmail.com> wrote:
> OS: Win2K Pro
> Service Pack: 4
> 
> I recently installed VS.NET to do some school work. It wouldn't work
> so I uninstalled it. Now, when I start Photoshop, I get an error
> message about "memory could not be read" and it gives me the option to
> hit OK to close it or CANCEL to debug it. When I start AIM, it works,
> but when I try to open a IM window, I get same error message and AIM
> crashes.
> 
> Any ideas?
> 
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