#proplem with pc

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novel remnant
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i followed youtube video and now everything laggy and i can't do much i really need help

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this person really scammed and got my pc missy

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ops wait this worng youtube

hallow dome
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None of the changes shown in that video should have any impact on the performance of your PC unless a somewhat intensive task like deleting or reinstalling the game is taking an extended period of time

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Nevermind then

novel remnant
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More Fix videos: https://youtu.be/NOa5GzpOJls?si=aGpgoi9gvXeKC_uC
https://youtu.be/J6-HGcIUbRo?si=uRb7sOocuOarnej8

command: bcdedit /set IncreaseUserVa

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find it

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this one of kinda same as me russian guy lied to me HOW DARE HIM I HOPE I KILL HIM SOMEDAY

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sorry i got mad

novel remnant
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@hallow dome anything so far?

hallow dome
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Okay so disabling the paging file very well could cause system wide performance issues, especially on a system with limited ram or a system that you are carrying out ram-intensive tasks out on.

you should have no reason to change the user address space using the bcdedit command and changing the dpi scaling has no impact on performance

novel remnant
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D:

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i didn't know

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i just followed

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bc i have no idea if that what

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😭

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okay what should i do now

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how do i redo everything to fix

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ignore the game tho i can just reunstal it

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is there any command i can use to fix my bcdedit thingy

fathom plover
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you can boot into windows can't you?
if so, there's no need to configure/fix your boot config

novel remnant
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i really don't know much about pc

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so how do i do those

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and to fix this i just make it to auto right

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and system manged size

fathom plover
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just let Windows manage the page file for you.
what do you really want to do?

novel remnant
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and im trying to set it back to normal i don't know how to

fathom plover
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do you have 32-bit windows with less than 4GB or more of RAM?

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if not, don't do that.

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what are you trying to achieve anyways? if you don't have any idea about what those commands do, please stop watching those kind of videos

novel remnant
astral bear
# novel remnant my ram

/set IncreaseUserVa only matters on 32-bit operating systems, which have 4gb of ram or less. On 32-bit operating systems, programs are only allowed to use 2gb of that 4gb ram, with the other 2gb reserved for background tasks. the IncreaseUserVa flag overrides that rule to allow programs to use more than 2gb.

you have 16gb, so you're not on a 32-bit operating system, so this flag doesn't matter