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Titolo: file di swap troppo piccolo

Ciao a tutti,
e' la prima volta che mi rivolgo al NG e non sono per niente un tecnico.
Quindi mi scuso in anticipo.
Win2000 pro SP2 ita.
Ho il seguente problema:
all'avvio il SO mi dice che il fle di swap e' troppo piccolo (o qualcosa
del genere) e quindi mi riserva solo 20Mb.
(vado a memoria, sono al lavoro). Poi mi dice di andare a sistemare i
valori del file di swap manualmente.
Io ci vado, come amministratore; trovo che le impostazioni sarebbero
comunque corrette (anche se vedo che lui utilizza solo la minima
iniziale a 20, e non la iniziale come dalle impostazioni); le reimposto,
clic su applica, poi OK.
Ma non mi sente le variazioni.
Ogni volta che avvio mi dice la solita storia : file troppo piccolo ecc.
Devo per forza reinstallare tutto?
Grazie e ciao
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bonoso
indirizzo alterato: sostituire .invalid con .it

 del genere) e quindi mi riserva solo 20Mb.
Ma quanto posto libero hai sul disco?
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Ciao ciao MirkoB.
jjm...@galactica.it

 Devo per forza reinstallare tutto?
Leggi il seguente articolo della MSKB:
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      Paging File Functionality Requires System Account Permissions and
Proper Size
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The information in this article applies to:
  a.. Microsoft Windows 2000 Datacenter Server
  b.. Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server
  c.. Microsoft Windows 2000 Server
  d.. Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional
  e.. Microsoft Windows NT Server version 4.0
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SYMPTOMS
When you modify the NTFS permissions in Windows 2000 or Windows NT 4.0, the
System account may be inadvertently removed from the partition. This leaves
the System account without the ability to manage some system resources such
as the paging file on the system root.
Or, the paging file may have been decreased to zero bytes in size or
corrupted, which generates the following error message:
  The system has no paging file, or the paging file is too small.
Or, the utilities that work with the paging file may not work without the
System account. The paging file does not appear in System Monitor or Windows
NT Diagnostics, but it does appear in the System tool in Control Panel.
CAUSE
The default permission is Everyone with Full Control. This may have been
removed to provide additional security, and individual accounts such as
Administrator may have been added. The Everyone group that was removed also
includes the System account; removing the Everyone group without adding the
System account as an individual account renders the paging file unusable.
Or, a paging file that is not adequately sized causes problems and generates
an error message.
RESOLUTION
To resolve this issue, give the System account Full Control permission on
the root drive that contains the paging file. Then, verify that the
Administrator account has permission to see and modify the paging file.
Finally, establish the paging file with the recommended size for use by the
System account:
  1.. Click Start, point to Programs, point to Accessories, and then click
Windows Explorer.
  2.. Expand My Computer in the left pane by clicking the plus sign (+), and
then click the drive with the paging file. Typically, this is the system
drive unless you specified otherwise during Windows 2000 Setup.
  NOTE: The paging file (the Pagefile.sys file) is a hidden operating system
file. To view these files, click Folder Options on the Tools menu, click the
View tab, click to clear the Hide protected operating system files
(Recommended) check box, click Yes when you are prompted to verify the
change, and then click OK. You may want to reselect this check box when you
are done with this procedure for file protection purposes.
  3.. On the File menu, click Properties. Click the Security tab to view the
current permissions.
  4.. Click Add, click System, and then click Add.
  5.. Click OK.
  6.. Click to select the Full Control check box, which will fill in the
other boxes. Click OK.
  7.. Click Start, point to Settings, click Control Panel, and then
double-click System.
  8.. On the Advanced tab, click Performance Options. In the Virtual Memory
section, note the Total paging file size for all drives value, and then
click Change.
  9.. Click the drive that contains the paging file. This drive now has the
System and Administrator accounts set to Full Control permissions, allowing
this change to be made. Type the size of the paging file in the Initial Size
and Maximum Size boxes. Typically, use physical RAM + 12 MB for the initial
size and physical RAM + half of physical RAM for the maximum size. Click
Set. On the bottom of the screen, make sure that the Maximum Registry Size
value is at least two times the size of the current registry size.
  10.. Click OK. Close any running programs, and then restart the computer.
MORE INFORMATION
For additional information about paging file setting, click the article
number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
  Q242447 Changes to Paging File Settings Are Not Retained
Domain member computers have the Domain Administrators global group
automatically added as a member of the local Administrators group.
Therefore, Domain Administrators members have the necessary rights. The
Domain Administrators credentials also grants them rights as an
administrator on the local computer.
The following Microsoft Knowledge Base article describes the effect of
removing administrators from the permissions:
  Q225745 Administrators Can Remove Themselves from the Permissions

 
il disco, formattato Fat32, e' di 20 giga ed e' occupato solo per circa
1 giga.
Preciso che il minimo che mi riserva non e' 20Mb, ma 2Mb.
Ciao e grazie
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effettivamente credo di aver fatto casino con gli accounts.
Stasera ci provo.
Grazie della dritta
Ciao
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 Grazie della dritta
Non c'è di che, spero sia quella giusta...
Ciao,
Pamela

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giusta?... azzeccata in pieno! 8-)).
ora e' tutto OK.
Gazie2000 ancora, Pamela.
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 Gazie2000 ancora, Pamela.
Lieta di esserti stata d'aiuto :-)
Pamela