Why is the system's virtual memory not set to succeed?

Q: I am using a Dell 4400 original installed, Intel motherboard chipset, operating system for Windows XP Professional Edition, the pop-up paging file is too small or non-existent when you log on to the system, you cannot run any programs to view the size of "virtual memory", It is found that the value is not set in any partition, and the computer restarts after it is set, and its value is still 0. Find the "PagingFiles" item in the registry and find that it's worth the value I set, but it doesn't work. In addition, I did not find the Pagefile.sys file in each system partition. How can i solve this problem?

A: Your system is likely to have a lower version of the Application Accelerator application, and Intel technicians say that a lower version of application Accelerator application can cause disk access problems, This causes you to encounter this phenomenon. You can download the latest version of the application accelerator program from Intel's Web site, uninstall old programs and install new programs, and restart your computer before you can get back to normal.