Would anyone know how to get rid of this issue? When attempting to change the Virtual Memory on drive F back to windows managed,I get the runtime error Program:C:WINDOWSsystem32mmc.exe ,and am unable to make the change. Thanks for any help!:-) http://forums.avsim.net/user_files/159932.jpg

Did you have virtual memory set up on this drive? Do you also have virtual memory set up on the "C:" drive? Windows is going to want Virtual Memory set up somewhere.Select your "C:" drive and see if you have virtual memory on it. If so, set your "F:" drive to No paging file.Press Start, select Help and Support, type virtual memory, select Manage your computer's performance, and/or Change the size of virtual memory paging file.W. Sieffert

Thankyou for the reply:-), I have system managed on "c",and had manual imputs for min and max on "f".When I attemped to go to syst managed on "f",I got locked out with this message,and can no longer make a change. http://forums.avsim.net/user_files/159989.jpg

If i remember correctly, when you put the swapfile on any other disk, you need to make sure that on C you make a small swapfile 2-50megs. If you dont for some reason XP still creates one on C. too.

>Would anyone know how to get rid of this issue? When>attempting to change the Virtual Memory on drive F back to>windows managed,I get the runtime error>Program:C:WINDOWSsystem32mmc.exe ,and am unable to make the>change. Thanks for any help!:-) >>MMC.exe is the Microsoft Management Console itself, Don't know why that would fail! Have you tried to set it via Control Panel>System>Advanced>Performance>Advanced>Virtual Memory, rather than the management console?

Thank's Tom, That worked,but I now git this error, I have to go to work now,and will post later on the effectivness :-) http://forums.avsim.net/user_files/160113.jpg

>Thank's Tom, That worked,but I now git this error, I have to>go to work now,and will post later on the effectivness :-) >>>That sounds like there is a Page file already, but the system can't read it as such. (Most likely it was corrupted when the MMC app failed, or it is what was causing the MMC to crash in the first place.) I think the safest thing to do, is make a copy of that file just in case, then let the system overwrite it. Then you should be ok!

Thank's Tom:-) Done ,and no issues:-)