Re: Low Virtual Memory Startup Error and Lockup
- From: Tommy <bad@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 14 Dec 2008 02:04:19 -0500
mo wrote:
Malicious software ("malware") could be installed on your computer.
Make sure that your anti-malware software is running, then download the latest signatures and run a full scan.
Even the best detection and removal software can't fix every malware infection. If none of the above remove the infection, you may want to show the computer to a professional. You might need to erase your hard drive and start over.
I suddenly had the same problem yesterday.
Get out of town!!
You can't check software or scan anything if windows never gets to> the menu (in regular or safe mode) because of this "low
> virtual memory" issue.
Exactly.
I tried everything, research everything:
o Low RAM
- Swapping 256mb to 1GB did not help
o Microsoft Office (which we don't have)
o Intel Application Accelerator v2.1 or below (I have 2.6)
- Not loaded via Safe, so this doesn't apply also
o Hard disk issue
- From embedded XP cd boot (BART PE), ran chkdsk /F,
no issues.
- Using Steve Gibson's Spin-Rite CD complete drive check,
no issue.
- Web Site recommendation is to remove controller from
Device Manager, reboot allow system to detect it.
Can't get to manager to do this.
o Using BART PE, with Remote Registry Editor PE, editing:
HKLM/System/CurrentVersion/Control/Session Manager
/Memory Management
- Tried increasing size, c:\pagefile.sys 2000 3024
- Tried clearing it (no page file setup)
- Tried setting it different partition d:\
- Followed some of SysInternal.com performance tunning
suggestions, like LargeCacheset.
- Match the setting on a similar XP both, this box had
two extra options:
IOPageLockLimit = 0x3b000000
WriteWatch = 1
o For good measure, ran AVS scanner, nothing, clean as expected
because this BOX is not connected to the net for security
reasons. All updating is done manually from downloads.
I already began to reinstall, but the only thing close to a CLUE was the following:
o Renamed the Recent folder (to "old-recent") and
recreated a new one:
- Under safe mode, the popup error continues, then lockup.
- Under normal boot, no popup errors, but it still locked up.
Renaming back the recent folder, brings back the popup.
So this seems to suggest a problem developed with our nightly VSS backup that was started around 6-7 months when I discovered NTBACKUP on XP supported VSS. System Restore is also enabled so with all these VSS snapshots, it might have created a huge memory issue. Don't know, but that is the only clue and the last thing I tried.
I'm about to hit the ENTER hit to start the re-install process. argggggggg.
Go Figure.
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