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maxs139
post Jul 6 2009, 05:25 AM
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Hi. I'm running windows xp 32bit with 3.5GB of ram and I'm trying to recover a 750GB hard drive. But right when it's going to analyze or at the end of searching it says "out of memory" on the bottom of the window. And shows no files. What's going on here? Oh and deep scan Is enabled any suggestions?
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post Jul 6 2009, 02:56 PM
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QUOTE (maxs139 @ Jul 6 2009, 08:25 AM) *
Hi. I'm running windows xp 32bit with 3.5GB of ram and I'm trying to recover a 750GB hard drive. But right when it's going to analyze or at the end of searching it says "out of memory" on the bottom of the window. And shows no files. What's going on here? Oh and deep scan Is enabled any suggestions?


For windows Try not to run other programs when recovering. Make your pagefile to be twice your RAM i.e 7GB. Make the initial size equal to the maximum size so that it does not make cycles increasing the Pagefile upto the maximum limit of 7GB. Use your hard drive a slave or flash drive for faster performance via the usb or SATA. Kind reply back on progress. rolleyes.gif
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post Jul 6 2009, 03:55 PM
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QUOTE (formfrank84 @ Jul 6 2009, 09:56 AM) *
For windows Try not to run other programs when recovering. Make your pagefile to be twice your RAM i.e 7GB. Make the initial size equal to the maximum size so that it does not make cycles increasing the Pagefile upto the maximum limit of 7GB. Use your hard drive a slave or flash drive for faster performance via the usb or SATA. Kind reply back on progress. rolleyes.gif


No other programs are running. Pagefile has already been set to maximum. And windows xp does not support ready boost. As far as I know of. I may be running windows xp 32bit. But I actually have 6GB of ram (the other hard drive had vista 64bit) is it possible it's trying to use that ram? It says it has 3.5GB the maximumm ram detected by a 32bit operating system. But maybe it sees more. For some reason. I'm not sure I've never had this problem before. I want to get my stuffs off my other hard drive so I can install Linux! Windows winBlows! Thanks for the help any other suggestions will be appreciated. I'm may try installing a 64bit operating system.
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post Jul 6 2009, 06:21 PM
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i was readin that a program can make see all GIG's for xp...in my case i'm limited to 768..and you have a lot..
i wish to have the same...but
well this program has a lso a free app.,,read firt,it may help you
"This is suitable for applications such as P2P download. It can also detect the memory which is invisible to OS when your system has 4GB RAM or above. "
"Today, since the price of Random Access Memory (RAM) is cheaper and cheaper, more and more people would like to install 4G or more RAM for their desktops or laptops, trying to obtain higher computer performance. However because of the limitations of 32-bit IBM PC architecture, to access full 4G physical memory or more, the CPU processor must support Physical Address Extension (PAE), as well as the North-bridge Chip must have the Memory Remapping feature.

Even the hardware has enabled these features, the operating system may still constrain the full use of the large memory. The following table lists the maximum memory supported by different Windows "

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[quote]http://www.romexsoftware.com/main/support/vsuite-online/how-to-use-4g-ram.html[/quote]
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post Jul 6 2009, 07:12 PM
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QUOTE (aqua @ Jul 6 2009, 01:21 PM) *
i was readin that a program can make see all GIG's for xp...in my case i'm limited to 768..and you have a lot..
i wish to have the same...but
well this program has a lso a free app.,,read firt,it may help you
"This is suitable for applications such as P2P download. It can also detect the memory which is invisible to OS when your system has 4GB RAM or above. "
"Today, since the price of Random Access Memory (RAM) is cheaper and cheaper, more and more people would like to install 4G or more RAM for their desktops or laptops, trying to obtain higher computer performance. However because of the limitations of 32-bit IBM PC architecture, to access full 4G physical memory or more, the CPU processor must support Physical Address Extension (PAE), as well as the North-bridge Chip must have the Memory Remapping feature.

Even the hardware has enabled these features, the operating system may still constrain the full use of the large memory. The following table lists the maximum memory supported by different Windows "

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[quote]http://www.romexsoftware.com/main/support/vsuite-online/how-to-use-4g-ram.html[/quote]



Yes I'm aware of PAE. It's nor easy or a good idea. And there's no guarentee it will work. So I'd rather just install 64 bit windows.
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post Jul 23 2009, 10:02 PM
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I'm having the same problem. Just found Recuva, downloaded and installed 1.28.424. Running on Vista 32 bit with 4GB RAM. Normal mode seems to work, but when I do the deep scan, it stops and the bottom left corner of the window says out of memory.
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Erick C.
post Jul 28 2009, 07:24 PM
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I'm having the same problem as maxs and John. Midway through a Deep Scan, the program stops and reports a "Ran out of memory" error in the information footer. No other programs were run during the Deep Scan, malware real-time protection was disabled, page-file minimum and maximum values are equal to the 960 MB of RAM, and the hard drive is 95% free. Perhaps increasing the page-file would solve this problem?
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post Oct 28 2009, 02:31 AM
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Yeap just downloaded Piriform Recuva,
I'm getting the same error as the people in this forum, I have XP Pro on a SATA 300gb hard drive with 2gb of DDR2 RAM, humming along with a Intel E6550 Core 2 Duo @ 2.33GHz CPU and a NIVIDA Geforce 8800 GTS Video card biggrin.gif

Part II.. Okay theres been no reply for awhile now, and I thought I would add to this post.
I have done every thing suggested and thats it.. I have some important documents & precious family photos some where hidden on the hard drive. please help unsure.gif


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ZUME
post Oct 30 2009, 03:29 AM
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tongue.gif Hi All

All in all This is a Great program...and its Free!

dispite the message after search saying "Ran out of memory"

I did notice that after several scans the app would stop and give the meassage "Ran out of memory"..
and that the Program had scanned well over 275000 files which was roughly around 34% to 40% of my 160 gig seagate sata drive..

Funny really had Know trouble scanning my 2 other seagate 160gig sata drives or my 3 other seagate 500gig sata drives..
Just That one drive Recuva failed to scan With the Ran out of memory message..

Also i only selected to scan for video files...

hope this helps..

Doubt if i will be back here for awhile..

But i am going to try out another freebie app

http://www.raymond.cc/blog/archives/2008/0...overy-software/


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