hello techies..
in windows 2000 server i have absorved that page faults/sec touches 100 - 50- 100- .....like this, configuration is mem 512mb, 2cpus with 500mhz and those are P-III, and windows 2000 server, anything else plz ...
i think i should upgrade memory..
thanks in advance...
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Please rephrase your question, your server need more memory and cpu speed, you are running 512 mb with 1000mhz cpu power, that's really low for a server. Nevertheless, can you please explain the question again. Thanks.
Cyber.
sorry Cyberdyne for ur inconvinence...
we are using windows 2000 server, all are complining that it's too slow, (i think u also given solutin that to improve hardware configuration) i checked in sytem performance, in that i selected "memory" and "page faults/sec", and it's showing that some times that mark reaching top(100 in that graph) and comes down and increases ..............i din't get, what's this page fault is , i think if i increase memory i will reduce this(right now we do not have memory to check immediately)... do u have any solution Cyberdyne...
thanks a lot...
one more i want one solution, we have usb to ide hardrive connector, previously its working now its not working, if we insert it's shows that installing that "cypress...some thing(if u want i will give), in device manager it's showing driver is not installed, there is no any details on that device, i checked in google but i din't get exact result, and for ur convinence i am giving one link to view image
http://www.dansdata.co m/rdriver.htm .... (in that first image first device with silver cord)...
thanks once again Cyberdyne...
Question 1
I would upgrade the hardware but as for right now I would go into system properties and change your paging size (the memory cached into the server) you can find it by right clicking on my computer going to properties and going to advanced > performance settings > advanced > under Virtual memory hit Change and boost it up to twice of what it was or three times and restart the server.
Question 2
Like I expected... the editor himself writes..
Everyone using vaguely recent versions of Windows or Mac OS shouldn't need any extra drivers to use any modern ATA/USB adapter; USB storage drivers are built into the operating system.
So try plugging it into a different usb plug. Also uninstall the device when doing so.
Regards, Cyber.
sorry Cyberdyne for ur inconvinence...
we are using windows 2000 server, all are complining that it's too slow, (i think u also given solutin that to improve hardware configuration) i checked in sytem performance, in that i selected "memory" and "page faults/sec", and it's showing that some times that mark reaching top(100 in that graph) and comes down and increases ..............i din't get, what's this page fault is , i think if i increase memory i will reduce this(right now we do not have memory to check immediately)... do u have any solution Cyberdyne...
thanks a lot...
one more i want one solution, we have usb to ide hardrive connector, previously its working now its not working, if we insert it's shows that installing that "cypress...some thing(if u want i will give), in device manager it's showing driver is not installed, there is no any details on that device, i checked in google but i din't get exact result, and for ur convinence i am giving one link to view image
http://www.dansdata.co m/rdriver.htm .... (in that first image first device with silver cord)...
thanks once again Cyberdyne...
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