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Windows 2000 Pro unbootable due to virtual memory error

Asked by dspangenberg in Windows 2000 Operating System, Tivoli Storage Manager

Tags: memory, virtual, 2000, unbootable, windows

I have a windows 2000 Pro box that won't boot due to a virtual memory error.

The system is set up to autologon a local user. As soon as windows boots and goes past the logon screen and begins to load the users setting an error pops up
"Your system is low on virtual memory. Windows is increasing the size of your virtual memory paging file. During this process, memory requests for some applications may be denied." Several seonds pass (30 -45) and this error pops up again. This loop continures without the boot process ever completing.

I tried booting it into safe mode with the same results.

I am wondering how I disable autologon? I am wondering if it is related to that user profile somehow.
If I remove the HD and piggy back it onto another system, will deleting the pagefile help?

Any other ideas?

A full rebuild of the HD is not a very good option as this PC runs a CNC router with a bunch of factory configured software and drivers that I'm not sure I have easy access to,

Thanks
Dan

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Windows 2000 Pro unbootable due to virtual memory error

Asked by dspangenberg in Windows 2000 Operating System, Tivoli Storage Manager

Tags: memory, virtual, 2000, unbootable, windows

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