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Unattended XP SP2 CD

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Hi Guys...

I created an unattended XP CD. Everything goes fine but when the setup reaches abt 80% I got a message like below.. (Oh! I have to attend for this message. B'coz there's an 'OK' Button which i have to click to proceed)

"Your system is low on virtual memory. Windows is increasing the size of your virtual memory paging file. During this process memory request for some applications may be denied. For more info see help."

Pls tell me how to get rid of this.

Regards

Zahir

Dubai

kmzahir@eim.ae

Hi! kmzahir

Windows needs the virtual memory when there aren't enough RAM to play around with, as far as I know.

Why don't you write down your system things so that we can understand a little more about it.

Also, I thought that nLite can handle the systems with memory less than 64 Mem or less.

Its not quite an answer but I hope people here can help you.

nlite will disable the message saying "you cant install xp cuz your pc doesnt meet the memory requirements"

u need 2 free memory or allocate more memory 2 your virtual machine if your testing in 1

r u testing your installation in a real machine? or a vmware/virtual machine ?

ps: 256MB is just enough 2 run xp ok :P

chill out man, u need either more memory or a bigger swap file :)

  • 1 month later...

*bump*

Same problem, it's in VMware, but the bugger gets 240MB of memory. I want this CD to work on 256MB computers, so I'm hoping to get rid of this error.

Anyone know a solution?

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