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• When you change the value of committed memory limit RAM?

  Hello

  We noticed a cluster of virtual machines with a memory limit. Nobody seems to have set this manually, and whether it should be set to its default setting is unlimited.

  Is there a process that can actually trigger a framework on it? For example, when a virtual machine gets its increased page file and not alter RAM? Or it can be set manually?

  We have pools of resources, so it is not inherited.

  Please consider my response as 'useful' or 'proper' marking

  I have a machine with 2 048 MB allowance and a limit of 2048 MB (instead of unlimited) than in the allocation of memory is upgraded the limit remains the same?

  Yes, that is exactly what is happening.  The limit is the limit of memory (which is anyway final), so basically it was not limited, its just put the memory in the configuration.

  This is a bug annoying, right?

• How to set the memory of the Geforce 7300 in Satellite A200-10W?

  Hello
  my laptop Satellite A200-10W, came with a Geforce 7300.
  I know that the card has its 256 MB dedicated memory, but I don't know how to use shared memory.
  In other how can words, I use the committed memory, as well as the memory shared of my cards.
  Thank you.

  Hello

  just for info: won´t you get more than 256 MB of RAM. The only graphics memory is your dedicated, I Don t know what you mean with that shared, in my view, there is no available shared mem.

  Welcome them

• Tecra A3 - 106 Intel Graphics memory Question (915GM)

  Hello, no doubt this will be a strange question, but please accept my apologies, I can't understand it well...

  I have a Toshiba Tecra A3 106 with 915GME 128 MB Intel graphics card... He used to appear as a memory of 128 MB on my system, and somehow, it is now limited to 64 MB probably after update my drivers or a change to the settings of this unit, somewhere...

  I recently updated my bios to v.2.50, could this be the reason? or the most recent driver for the game? (I am currently on 6.14.10.4543)

  I know that I must be blind I can't find the setting for this... But I need your help...

  Thanks in advance...
  Onur.

  EDIT: I realized that it is a thing of BIOS 90%... Phoenix BIOS 2.50 does NOT contain an option to change the graphic committed memory size of 64 MB to 128 or vice versa... My previous BIOS was this option in the tab "Advanced"... And... I can't downgrade to the previous version as installer does not support the downgrade... PS: I checked the Windows settings this topic... Not found no apparent solution...

  Edit2: Found this link about the question on the Toshiba site: http://askiris.toshiba.com/ToshibaSupportSite/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=1079 556xml & sliceId = & dialogid = 1150837 & stateId = 0% 200% 201 152026

  Obviously, this is a bug in the BIOS and the source suggests that v1.70 and newer versions are fixed... I REALLY DON'T THINK!

  ANY IDEAS TO GET AROUND THIS?

  Post edited by: Sphinx

  Hello Onur

  The link you posted from TOSHIBA U.S. page and I assume that you have a European model of laptop. If you want to update BIOS please use Toshiba European page. The United States from Toshiba is like another firma and it isn't really the same thing.

  If models of laptop computers in the United States some problem it doesn? t means that all Toshiba laptops have the same problem.

  I checked that your model of laptop shared graphics memory card. I guess you know what that means and the fact is that units with Intel graphics card have no parameters where user can manually set the amount of memory must be used. On ATI graphics cards settings it is possible. I checked a few notebooks similar and in the Phoenix BIOS I didn? t find anything. Because of this, I'm really confused when you mean that this option was available on the ADVANCED tab.

  I really hope that someone who have the same unit as you can give us a good info about it.

  Good luck!

• Not enough memory to complete this operation.

  I had a glance through the assignments to the title of this topic and no solution to the error that I am experiencing.

  My LabVIEW application runs on a windows 7 PC and receives messages from an application running on tha RT PC LabVIEW TCP/IP.  These messages from 4 k to 7 k bytes in length and reception are queued in the comms TCP/IP thread and removed and converted to the appropriate data type for display on the front panel in another thread (design of producer/consumer).

  After running for between 1 and 24 hours, one or more "not enough memory to complete this operation.' dialog boxes are displayed.  This interrupts the execution of the application, but these closing dialog boxes allows the application to continue running.  What I find strange is that if there is not enough available memory how is possible for the application to continue running. Windows resource monitor display shows that there is always some 1.1 GB available.  Also, what is strange is that there no noticeable change in memory is committed to my application.  I expect that if I had a memory leak which committed memory would slowly creep upward. If I need extra RAM in this PC or adding RAM will increase just enough time between errors?

  My system specs are as follows:

  Dell Optiplex XE Intel Core 2 Duo CPU 3 GHz / 2 GB RAM running Windows 7 Professional 32-bit

  LabVIEW 2010 SP1

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Kind regards

  Rob

  Dear Rob,

  Same problem, I was faced with one of my applications.

  Give some delay in your writing RT TCP loop. RAM is fine no problem with your RAM. If you connect to your data file, you found after some time, you get some unwanted characters on the TCP/IP Protocol these unwanted characters increase your data to read size. So to avoid this gives some delay in your cRIO TCP send loop.

• Windows xp professional sp3 general system control panel displays the wrong amount of system memory

  Have a Dell Optiplex GX280 running Windows XP Pro SP3 with 3.5 GB of memory. BIOS confirms the good memory installed, but the control panel > system > general tab displays only 2.99 GB of memory.  Is there a fix for this issue or Windows using only the first 3 GB of memory?

  If you have Windows XP with service pack 3 - it's a 32-bit operating system.  The most he could use is 4 GB and some of which will be used for overhead costs.  The most I've seen Windows XP with SP3 report was 3.85 GB of memory - although it is more common to see a 3.25 and 3.5 GB.

  Memory shared (with a video device) can also take off the total.  It's usually anywhere from 64 MB to 1 GB if the video device uses the system memory compared to (or in coordination with) committed memory.

  With Windows XP, however, have probably seldom got you much above 1.5 GB of memory space used without some graphics intense or video edition GOLD of virtual machines.  ;-)

  Essentially - there is unlikely to be anything to fix.  If you want to use/manage better memory, you need a 64-bit operating system (I'm not implying Windows XP 64-bit) and possibly a new video device.

• DV7-6193 graphics - Radeon 6770 M Up to 5093 MB graphic memory total

  Can someone help me out and explain what place means of 5093MB total graphics memory?

  Normally, I expect to see a certain amount of GDDR5 memory, associated with a graphics chip in a laptop.

  Sincerely,

  James

  Hi James,

  This figure "up to" is a total of the committed memory on the video chip and the amount of system memory that is shared, that the chip can theoretically borrow.

  For example, on my laptop, there are 1024 MB dedicated memory, but the chip "can also borrow" 3806 MB ram system shared and thus is described as having a "until" 4830 MB total graphics memory.

  At the end of the day, it's really a marketing gimmick.  The only important figure is the speed and memory dedicated quantity - available shared additional system ram is never really accessible in reality and if that were the case, there would be a decline of great performance.

  You can easily check the amount of ram dedicated v sytem of available ram as follows.  Open windows control panel, open tools and Information on performance and click view and print detailed performance and system information.  On the next window, the "Graphics" sub-heading, you will find useful information for your particular graphics chip.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• ATI Mobility 4250 video memory

  
  

  Hello

  About the performance, the only important value is the amount of memory dedicated (i.e. the ability and the speed of the chips of RAM that are physically on the ATI card) and it cannot be changed.  The adapter can also borrow up to a certain amount of RAM of the notebooks, up to a certain maximum system - you can only possibly increase the amount of shared memory if it is not already at the maximum limit, adding more system ram, however this will not give you an advantage of performance access to shared memory is slower, and definetely would cause slow down.  For this reason, shared memory is never normally accessible.

  You can check the current distribution by opening windows control panel, open tools and Information on the performance, then click on the link "View and print detailed performance and system information" - you will see the committed memory 256 MB and the current amount of RAM of the system which can also be "borrowed".

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• HP 15-r210dx: cannot access BIOS

  I have a laptop HP 15-r210dx I bought at Best Buy a few weeks ago. The specifications of the product are on this page. http://www.amazon.com/HP-15-r210dx-Laptop-i5-5200U-750GB/dp/B00XDXGQ3Q. I have the Intel HD 5500 graphics card.

  I recently learned that I don't have a video memory dedicated for my laptop and I need some, it is necessary for some games that I do. I have 3029 MB of approximate total memory. I know that I can increase my dedicated video memory, but I don't know how. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

  A machine with integrated graphics chip is affected memory by Windows and it is passed as is necessary (and available). The only way to increase the amount of memory Windows has to allocate to graphics is by adding more memory to the laptop.

  Only the machines come with addon graphics have committed memory. As the machines that use switchable graphics and have integrated Intel and a Nvidia w/2 GB of memory.

  BTW - to get into the BIOS, immediately after the power on tap, the Esc - key. In the menu press F10 for BIOS.

• Difference between 3 alerts of System Center Management (SCOM 2012). Help, please!

  Gently, I need to know what is the difference between under Alerts SCOM. Why they occur, and what action is required for the resolution.

  1. Alert: Windows Memory above the threshold
  2. Alert: percentage of committed memory used is too high
  3. Alert: Memory Pages / s is too high

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site (for consumers) and to be sure, you get the best (and fastest) reply, we have to ask either on Technet (for IT Pro) or MSDN (for developers)

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• VirtualAlloc fails when using MEM_RESERVE with MEM_LARGE_PAGES.

  VirtualAlloc is called with the combination of MEM_RESERVE and MEM_LARGE_PAGES, the call always fails. According to research on the web (in particular, http://blogs.msdn.com/b/oldnewthing/archive/2011/01/28/10121300.aspx), the reason is that the OS is not able to guarantee that we will find a contiguous physical memory space of 2 MB.

  However, it not seem desirable to prohibit purely and simply this problem on modern computers which can often have 8 GB or 12 GB of physical memory, which should mean that it often takes a reasonable amount of pages of 2 MB available. Reserving a large amount of virtual space and no commitment necessary is a very useful technique, and its overhead is reduced by using large pages (not to mention that the memory itself should run faster because of less narrowly BLT and Associates page walks). Commit all the memory in the front is very undesirable because only a fraction of this memory is perhaps necessary (normally, the operating system allocates only the committed memory when it is consulted, but apparently it is also disabled for large pages). However, using realloc() or similar techniques may invalidate all previous pointers to areas have been attributed, which makes them impractical for certain tasks.

  In addition, once VirtualAlloc was called once with MEM_RESERVE. MEM_LARGE_PAGES, any subsequent calls to VirtualAlloc with the same program also appear to fail with an error, even if they work fine without it. This seems to be a bug in the API.

  Would it not possible to allow MEM_RESERVE without validation for MEM_LARGE_PAGES (and the associated MEM_COMMIT later) at some point in the future?

  JK

  It is outside of this range of sites.  Please this repost on Technet or MSDN

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home

• HC-06 Module Bluetooth cannot connect to the computer

  Hi, I had some problems with my HC-06 Bluetooth Module being unable to connect to my computer. I know that it sends a signal, as I could find on my cell phone, but I can't reach it using bluetooth on my computer. I tried to install Toshiba Bluetooth Stack but installation fails whenever I have try and now I am unable to access the default program Bluetooth in Windows 8.

  This is the Bluetooth Module that I use (connected to an Arduino Dreamer): http://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B00H07UJL6/ref=ox_ya_os_product_refresh_T1

  And here is the exact specifications of my computer:

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  ID OF THE CENTRAL TREATMENT UNIT	178BFBFF00610F31
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  Video card	AMD Radeon HD 8650G
  Manufacturer	ATI
  Chipset	AMD Radeon HD 8650G
  Committed memory	768 MB
  Total memory	4. 0 GB
  Pixel Shader version	5.0
  Vertex Shader version	5.0
  Hardware T & L	Yes
  Vendor ID	1002
  Device ID	990B
  Plug-and-Play ID	VEN_1002 & DEV_990B & SUBSYS_FA861179 & REV_00
  Driver version	12.102.1.3000

  Memory

  7.4 GB

  Operating system	Microsoft Windows 8 (build 9200), 64 - bit
  Service Pack	0
  Size	64 bit
  Edition	Base
  Version	6.2.9200
  Regional settings	1009

  BIOS	1.30
  Version	Insyde Corp.

  . 1.30 Manufacturer Insyde Corp.. Date

  Maximum display resolution

  1600 x 900

  Audio device 1	AMD High Definition Audio Device
  Driver version	8.0.0.8811

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  Hello

  You will need to work with the support of the manufacturer of this device and resources of Toshiba. It's like
  Adding a 3rd party radio or an air conditioner to a car and asking the gas and battery support
  problems with them.

  Toshiba - Forums
  http://laptopforums.Toshiba.com/

  Toshiba - Contacts
  http://www.CSD.Toshiba.com/cgi-bin/TAIS/support/JSP/navShell.jsp?CF=su_contact

  Toshiba - drivers - access your model
  http://www.CSD.Toshiba.com/cgi-bin/TAIS/support/JSP/home.jsp?NAV=download

  Toshiba - Support
  http://www.CSD.Toshiba.com/cgi-bin/TAIS/support/JSP/home.jsp

  I hope this helps.

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• TotalAssignedMemMB, TotalUsedMB, OverCommitMB by vCheck5.0

  Hi team Vmware,
  I ran the vCheck5.0 health check report(alan Rauf) and I raised the issue after going through the report on the memory of overcommiting due Calculation.They host know the definitions of TotalAssignedMemMB, TotalUsedMB, OverCommitMB and how its coming with the numbes for them in HTML Report.Vmware commits memory design. The memory section OverCommiting host html seems to suggest much worse than what actually exists. Please let me know if I can better understand these numbers. Thank you everyone. PFA
  I just want missedout then let me know. Please help ASAP
  Thank you
  vmguy

  How they determine the "value"?  If you do not add the appropriate values for overhead, bookings, etc., your "real" value is not real.  Not to mention that the content of the host could change due to HA/DRS since the last audit was performed.

• Limits of the y-axis for graphics

  Is this possible with a dashboard drag - move to force the y-axis of the grid to a set of limits for the graphics? I would firstly like to the axis of the memory to be 0-100% and let the CPU adjust according to your needs. This type of functionality is only available with WCF?

  

  Fix.

  You could add the committed memory metric, which should show a line at the top and force the scale to = max memory

• HP 355 G2: 355 G2 Portable memory

  I got this pc as a gift and it has only 4 GB of memory. I would like to increase but can not find all the information on how much he can handle. The 4 GB modual is at location #1 and #2 slot is empty. The line maual says DDR3L 1600-Mhz PCL3 - 12800 dual channel memory modual. Can I put a 8 GB on the slot 1 and move the 4 Slot 2 GB?

  Thanks for any help and INFO!

  Gary

  Committed an error on my part memory enabled in the BIOS and Windows and it shows all 16 GB of memory.