The information in this article applies to:
SUMMARY
When you setup your system up for recovery in the event a Stop error
occurs a second pagefile may be created. If your pagefile is not located
on the %SYSTEMROOT% partition you will receive the following message:
In order to create a debugging information file, the initial pagefile size on volume <drive letter> must be at least <amount of disk space> megabytes. The initial pagefile size will be changed now. The amount of disk space requested will be approximately equal to the amount of physical memory you have on the system plus 1MB. If there is not enough disk space available on the %SYSTEMROOT% partition you will receive the following message: There is not enough free space on the boot drive to enable crash recovery. At least <amount of disk space> megabytes of free space on drive <drive letter> are needed. Please free up some disk space and try again. MORE INFORMATION
When the pagefile is not initially located on the %SYSTEMROOT% partition,
a pagefile is created on the %SYSTEMROOT% to reserve adequate disk space
for the dump file if a Stop error occurs. This is done to ensure the
creation of the dump file.
ARTICLE-ID: Q130536 Although you can change the path for the location of the dump file using Control Panel, Windows NT always writes the debugging information to the pagefile on the %SYSTEMROOT% partition first, and then moves the dump file to the path specified. Additional query words:
Keywords : ntconfig |
Last Reviewed: January 21, 2000 © 2000 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Terms of Use. |