VBScript to set/change paging file size
Guys
Im looking to push out a vbscript (via sms) to change the page file on our pcs(around 700).
The guy who designed the image left it at 384-768megs as default - and most machines have a gig to 2 gigs in memory.
Has one done this before or can help me out ? I dont know much scripting but I know it can be done.
Im looking to push out a vbscript (via sms) to change the page file on our pcs(around 700).
The guy who designed the image left it at 384-768megs as default - and most machines have a gig to 2 gigs in memory.
Has one done this before or can help me out ? I dont know much scripting but I know it can be done.
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Posted by:
anonymous_9363
16 years ago
On WinXP SP2, you should have a file %SystemRoot%\SYSTEM32\PageFileConfig.VBS. Try that.
Posted by:
FergieMan
16 years ago
Thanks VBScab - its looks very long winded that script - didnt think it would be so complex !!
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
16 years ago
It shares a lot of functionality with many of the scripts bundled with XP.
I guess there are two ways to look at it.
One, long-winded, or
Two, properly constructed with error-trapping, command-line arguments, user-friendly messages, a help screen, proper variable declaration, .... :)
I guess there are two ways to look at it.
One, long-winded, or
Two, properly constructed with error-trapping, command-line arguments, user-friendly messages, a help screen, proper variable declaration, .... :)
Posted by:
aogilmor
16 years ago
ORIGINAL: VBScab
I guess there are two ways to look at it.
One, long-winded, or
Two, properly constructed with error-trapping, command-line arguments, user-friendly messages, a help screen, proper variable declaration, .... :)
Just so. prnmngr.vbs is another one. Long, sure. Does a lot of stuff that I could not do easily on my own...check. Saves me from having to re-invent the wheel...check. Good command line options to allow multiple functions..check. I'm amazed that these scripts aren't better known. prnmngr.vbs alone has saved me hours.
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