why is ntuser dat so big?
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Most of them are already too large to fit in the 30MB allocated. Mostly that is because the ntuser. dat by itself is like 20 - 175 MB in size. It looks like HP printer stuff is mostly what is filling that.
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It is statically linked against libstdc++ and libgcc, no other lib is used. It is a cpu and memory intensive non-parallel process (a mesh edition operation, lots of news and deletes and queries to data structures involved). The problem is not start-up time, the whole process is painfully slow.
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Re: Where are the user presets stored? (Windows) It looks like they *are* stored under C:\programdata\arturia.
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['Enable quotas per file system by modifying the /etc/fstab file.', 'Remount the file system(s).', 'Create the quota database files and generate the disk usage table.', 'Assign quota policies.']
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Hmm ntoskrnl.exe is the windows Kernel and honestly it doesn't have a very good reason for binding to port 80. It is a common target of advanced malware and viruses so I would be weary, but as usual it could be a false positive. You will want to run updates again after restoring those files.
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Packets in any network may have higher MTU than the default size of 1518 bytes. This may cause the packets to be dropped at the interface of a managed device before they are processed by Snort. As a result, there will be no corresponding events on the web user interface of a FireSIGHT Management Center.
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The prime cause for this USB says not enough space issue is by default your USB flash drive is preformatted with the FAT32 file system, wherein the maximum limit of a single file is 4GB. ... The solution is to convert the File System of your USB drive from FAT to NTFS (has no size limit on files).
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In Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2007, the maximum recommended size of a Unicode pst-file and ost-file has been limited to 20GB. In Outlook 2010, 2013 and 2016, this recommended limit has been set to 50GB. You can increase (but also decrease) this limit via the Registry or via Group Policies.
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Enabling HugePages makes it possible for the operating system to support memory pages greater than the default (usually 4 KB). Using very large page sizes can improve system performance by reducing the amount of system resources required to access page table entries.
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Malwarebytes uses too much memory – If Malwarebytes uses too much memory on your PC, perhaps you should consider switching to a different antimalware software tool.
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Even the molecules in normal air is too large to fit between the arms and the platters when the disk is designed to be this large. ... Of course manufacturers want to make profit, so they're not just going to move over suddenly - they can still sell some HDDs to people instead of only making SSDs.
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Thanks! A 2TB SSD is really expensive and since most people only have their OS on their SSD for faster boot time it's just not worth getting a big SSD. ... And if you desire, buy a small SSD ~250GB for your OS and maybe one or two programs that you want to load faster.
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The suggested number of files in one folder is 5000. It depends on the file system. NTFS is way better than FAT32. FAT32 has a hard limit.
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Hi, You might be facing this issue due to several reasons like low virtual memory, third party software conflicts, virus threat on the computer etc. Even though no programs or applications are running, some background services can show memory usage and disk usage.
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A domain controller uses extremely little memory and CPU. 4GB of RAM and 1-2 cores would be TONS.
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dnf can be slow from automatically refreshing the package metadata, since it's a separate command for apt (or at least back when I used it). If the metadata downloads are the trouble, you can maybe disable some repos you don't use or tweak the metadata cache expiry period, via metadata_expire and metadata_timer_sync.
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NTLDR (abbreviation of NT loader) is the boot loader for all releases of Windows NT operating system up to and including Windows XP and Windows Server 2003. NTLDR is typically run from the primary hard disk drive, but it can also run from portable storage devices such as a CD-ROM, USB flash drive, or floppy disk.