• 4-Gigabyte Tuning: BCDEdit and Boot.ini - Win32 Apps...

    azure.microsofts.workers.deven-us/windows/…
    To enable 4GT, use the BCDEdit /set command to set the increaseuserva boot entry option to a value between 2048 (2 GB) and 3072 (3 GB).

  • Bcdedit/set IncreaseUserVa 3072 Komutu Zararlı Mıdır ?

    forum.donanimhaber.combcdedit-set-increaseuserva…
    Bunu düzeltmek için bcdedit/set IncreaseUserVa 3072 komutu kullanılmalı imiş. Fakat bu kod sonucunda RAM'in yanabileceğini söylediler.

  • BCDEdit /Set - Windows Drivers | Microsoft Learn

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    The BCEdit /set increaseuserva Megabytes command can specify any value between 2048 (2 GB) and 3072 (3 GB) megabytes in decimal notation.

  • CMD'ye BCDEdit /Set Increaseuserva 3072 Yazmak Zararlı...

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    YouTube'dan biraz araştırdım herkes CMD yerine BCDEdit /set ıncreaseuserva 3072 kodunu yazmamızı söylüyor, bu kod ne işe yarar ve bu kodu yazarsam...

  • 32-Bit: Use "Bcdedit /Set IncreaseUserVA" to Increase RAM...

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    5. Step If you decide that this messes up your system RAM usage too much you can delete the option by entering: bcdedit /deletevalue IncreaseUserVa.

  • "Memory Allocation" Errors | Technical | Warface: Clutch [PC]...

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    If you wish to revert the changes to default numbers, use the command bcdedit /deletevalue increaseuserva.

  • Bcdedit /Set Increaseuserva 8000 - YouTube

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  • Windows - IncreaseUserVA Current Value - Super User

    superuser.comquestions/517394/increaseuserva-…
    There is this windows setting "BCDEDIT /set IncreaseUserVa 3000" which allows me to change a memory splitting.

  • 64 Bit - What Is the Default Value of IncreaseUserVa...

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    • is my understanding correct? i.e. setting IncreaseUserVa meaningful in my use case?
    • what is the current value of IncreaseUserVa ? Since its entry is not shown, is it set to the
    • Assuming so, is the default value 2Gb ?

  • IncreaseUserVA in BCDEDIT (Supposedly Replaces...)

    http://pronetworks.orgforums/increaseuserva-in-bcdedit-…
    The value for IncreaseUserVa is a BcdOSLoaderInteger so the command to set this would be ... bcdedit /set {GUID} IncreaseUserVa 3.