 Specify paged pool quota
| Operating system |
window 2000 \ XP \Me \ 2003 |
| Category |
Memory Management |
paged pool is an area of system memory that stores objects that can be transferred to the paging files on disk when they are not being used. This frees up physical memory for objects that are recently or frequently accessed. This tweak sets the maximum space in the paged pool that can be allocated by any process. Any attempt by a process to allocate more space in the paged pool will fail.
 Operating System Windows 2000 / XP / 2003
Steps for applying this Tweak
- Open your Registry
- Go to Hkey_Local_Machine\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Memory Management
- Create or Modify existing dword value called "PagedPoolQuota"
- set value accordingly
- 0 This will allow system to set the pages pool quota
- 1 - 128 specifies the space in mb that you would like to set for paged pool quota
- Restart windows for setting to take effect.
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