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07-09-2004 01:46 AM
07-09-2004 01:46 AM
Pafe_File usage
My system ML350-G2+ 2CPU 1.333 + 1 G Ram
win2k+SP4
on this machine I have only IIS+SQL7 with small amount of users
in the performance monitor I can see that although The memory usage is only 50% the Pafe_File usage is growing up to 30% and the machine running very slowly
I have to make boot 3-4 times a day
I checked the system hardware by F10 and it's O.k.
I checked for virus
what coud be the reson ?
win2k+SP4
on this machine I have only IIS+SQL7 with small amount of users
in the performance monitor I can see that although The memory usage is only 50% the Pafe_File usage is growing up to 30% and the machine running very slowly
I have to make boot 3-4 times a day
I checked the system hardware by F10 and it's O.k.
I checked for virus
what coud be the reson ?
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