I am looking for a way to change maximum memory via the command prompt, or other solution if there is one.
The problem is of my own making; I was trying to install a program which had an error, and came across forum advice to change the maximum memory to avoid said error. So like a good little lemming here is what I did:
- Went into msconfig, boot tab, advanced options
- Checked 'maximum memory' and entered 265
- Restart
Now windows won't start, presumably because it can't access enough memory to do so! System restore fails. I am able to access the command prompt however, and thus am hoping there is a way I can return the maximum memory to normal via the cmd.
Yes I am aware this was a very silly move on my behalf. Lesson learnt. Your help is appreciated ^_^
The problem is of my own making; I was trying to install a program which had an error, and came across forum advice to change the maximum memory to avoid said error. So like a good little lemming here is what I did:
- Went into msconfig, boot tab, advanced options
- Checked 'maximum memory' and entered 265
- Restart
Now windows won't start, presumably because it can't access enough memory to do so! System restore fails. I am able to access the command prompt however, and thus am hoping there is a way I can return the maximum memory to normal via the cmd.
Yes I am aware this was a very silly move on my behalf. Lesson learnt. Your help is appreciated ^_^