Fresh for the weekend we now bring you an exclusive download once more. We have also checked the links for the previous XP updates you could download from us and have redirected them to available sources. The update available today is titled: Compile on a Windows XP-Based Computer Takes Longer to Complete Than on a Windows NT-based Computer.
Important: In order to apply this update successfully you have to edit the registry. It is only one DWord value and we've created the appropriate reg file to save you the time and effort. Compile on a Windows XP-Based Computer Takes Longer to Complete Than on a Windows NT-based Computer Symptoms: When you try to compile a program on a Windows XP-based computer, it may take approximately 30% to 40% longer to complete than it did when the same computer hardware was Windows NT-based. Cause: This problem may occur if you compile a large program that has many files. Windows XP caches the files that you are compiling, and when the Windows cache limit is reached, Windows removes the files from the cache. When it does so, Windows may remove the files that are used frequently during the compilation. To use these files, you must cache them again. Recaching the files slows the compile process. File Information: Date Time Version Size File name -------------------------------------------------- 15-Apr-2003 23:25 5.1.2600.1206 92,160 Cscdll.dll 15-Apr-2003 22:59 5.1.2600.1206 401,920 Mrxsmb.sys 15-Apr-2003 22:59 5.1.2600.1206 155,392 Rdbss.sys Registry Modification Needed: 1.) Click Start, click Run, type regedit, and then click OK. 2.) Locate the following key in the registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetServicesMRxSmbParameters 3.) Right-click Parameters, point to New, and then click DWORD value. 4.) Type ScavengerTimeLimit, and then press ENTER, to name the new value. 5.) Double-click ScavengerTimeLimit. 6.) In the Value data box, type 60, and then click OK. 7.) Close Registry Editor. View original Microsoft Knowledge Base Article Download - Warp2Search is not responsible for possible damage done to software or hardware after applying this patch. Download at your own risk.
Important: In order to apply this update successfully you have to edit the registry. It is only one DWord value and we've created the appropriate reg file to save you the time and effort. Compile on a Windows XP-Based Computer Takes Longer to Complete Than on a Windows NT-based Computer Symptoms: When you try to compile a program on a Windows XP-based computer, it may take approximately 30% to 40% longer to complete than it did when the same computer hardware was Windows NT-based. Cause: This problem may occur if you compile a large program that has many files. Windows XP caches the files that you are compiling, and when the Windows cache limit is reached, Windows removes the files from the cache. When it does so, Windows may remove the files that are used frequently during the compilation. To use these files, you must cache them again. Recaching the files slows the compile process. File Information: Date Time Version Size File name -------------------------------------------------- 15-Apr-2003 23:25 5.1.2600.1206 92,160 Cscdll.dll 15-Apr-2003 22:59 5.1.2600.1206 401,920 Mrxsmb.sys 15-Apr-2003 22:59 5.1.2600.1206 155,392 Rdbss.sys Registry Modification Needed: 1.) Click Start, click Run, type regedit, and then click OK. 2.) Locate the following key in the registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetServicesMRxSmbParameters 3.) Right-click Parameters, point to New, and then click DWORD value. 4.) Type ScavengerTimeLimit, and then press ENTER, to name the new value. 5.) Double-click ScavengerTimeLimit. 6.) In the Value data box, type 60, and then click OK. 7.) Close Registry Editor. View original Microsoft Knowledge Base Article Download - Warp2Search is not responsible for possible damage done to software or hardware after applying this patch. Download at your own risk.
