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RE: Not Enough Ram Error (Update)

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Greg,
Again, thanks for your help.

I compared your processes in task manager to mine and all of them were about the same size (mine were only few Ks bigger than yours (I suspect SP3 for this))... except for svchost.exe which was twice the size (mine was 3,704k).
I'll look more into that tomorrow.

By the way, I can't get cPlay to load while in cMP so I imagine I won't be able to load them via XP.

I did actually found a way to make it work for now: I had to kill the ciscRemote process (3096k in Process Explorer) before loading files into cPlay. The good news with this technique is that it tells me that i'm really few MB short of being able to load correctly the files.

I'm looking for the magic tweak that will free 2 MB of RAM .... or maybe a new MoBo rev. that will not lock up 34MB of "Shared Memory".

Thanks

Etienne

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