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Yep....I can attest to this. Was playing around with 768 MB ram in WinME, and out of memory problems galore. The only Microsoft solution that worked for me was to "install 512 MB or less" in my computer. No problem.
Listen to these guys...Win9x/ME system resources are measured in the lower 64K (That's right...64,000Bytes) of system memory.
Ram Defraggers help a little bit, but those take away from the available resources, too.
Cacheman is the best one to use -by far- for swap file and disk cache settings.
ConservativeSwapfile usage is a switch I've had mixed results with: I generally set my Minimal/Maximum disk cache to 20% of my system ram, set the Chunk size to 1 MB, Read ahead to 128KB, and the Name Cache to 4MB.
But you're still trying to patch a dam about to burst, with as many applications as you have running.
Win2K is a MUCH better platform for day-to-day use than Win9x/ME ever thought about. I only reboot/shutdown my Win2K box when a thunderstorm comes around. It never seems to screw up.
Hey, Donny! We got us a German who wants to die for his country... Oblige him. - Lt. Aldo Raine
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