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W2k server pagefile problem
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Gabrielnqn
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 W2k server pagefile problem
when the server starts, a small windows appears saying: "At least one service or driver failed during system startup, use the event viewer...." then, when I enter the password to login, there is something about the "Your system has no paging file, or the paging file is too small..." then it tells me how to repair the problem, but the thing is Windows doesn't start.
How can I repair/delete the pagefile without entering windows?
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02-06-03 09:36 PM
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Gabrielnqn
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 I did it
I used the CD and I repaired the windows installation using the " R " option.
Then when windows started, I went to modify the pagefile variable from 250 Min to 350 min , and thats it.
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