Pytanie dla dobrego informatyka...

[krzysiek.rog]

przy odtworzeniu filmu pojawia sie tkai blad:
"Runtime error!
Program:C:\Windows\Explorer.exe
R6016
-not enough space for thread data"

aha i po zamknieciu tego bledu ginie ikona od karty telewizyjnej
na pasku szybkiego uruchamiania.
co to znaczy? jak tego sie pozbyc?

[smutas]

no to jestem dobry informatyk hehehe bo googluje :-)

msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/d509d9f9(vs.71).aspx
Informacja mowi, ze aplikacja wymaga wiecej pamieci niz System dostarcza --
niestety nie pisza o rozwiazaniu tego problemu, moge przypuszczac, ze dolozenie
RAMu rozwiaze problem mozna ew. pokusic sie o zmiany w pamieci wirtualnej. Oraz
na koniec

[Gość: ala]

smutas napisał:

> no to jestem dobry informatyk hehehe bo googluje :-)
>
> msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/d509d9f9(vs.71).aspx
> Informacja mowi, ze aplikacja wymaga wiecej pamieci niz System
dostarcza --
> niestety nie pisza o rozwiazaniu tego problemu, moge przypuszczac,
ze dolozenie
> RAMu rozwiaze problem mozna ew. pokusic sie o zmiany w pamieci
wirtualnej. Oraz
> na koniec

Tanie psychologiczne zagranie :/

[maddox84]

na dodatek degustujące :/

[Gość: p]

Can you handle it ? Good luck.




SYMPTOMS

Visual C++ Runtime Library Error. Program C:\<%windir%
>\Scanregw.exe, R6016, not enough space for thread data.
Note that this behavior may not occur in Safe Mode.


CAUSE
This behavior can occur if the disk that contains the Windows swap
file does not have sufficient free disk space.
Back to the top

RESOLUTION
To resolve this behavior, determine which disk contains the swap
file, and then increase the free disk space on the swap file disk.
To do so, follow these steps:

1. Restart your computer, press and hold the CTRL key, and then
choose Command Prompt Only from the Startup menu.
2. At the command prompt, type "dir /s *.swp" (without quotation
marks), and then press ENTER. Note the swap file name, disk letter,
folder name (directory name), and date. This is usually a single
file named Win386.swp located in the root folder ("Directory of
C:\"), or the Windows folder ("Directory of C:\Windows").
3. If your computer has a single hard disk, then drive C is the swap
file disk, and you should skip to step 4. If your computer has
multiple hard disks, search the remaining hard disks for swap files
to locate the swap file disk. To do so, use the following steps:

a. At the command prompt, type "<letter>:" (without quotation
marks), where <letter> is the next hard disk letter, and then press
ENTER.

b. Type "dir /s *.swp" (without quotation marks), and then press
ENTER. Note the swap file name, disk letter, folder name (directory
name), and date.

c. If you have more hard disks to search, repeat steps a-c. If you
have no more hard disks to search, continue to step d.

d. If you find one (or more) swap files on only one hard disk, this
disk is the swap file disk, and you should continue to step e. If
you find swap files on multiple hard disks, compare the date of each
swap file. The hard disk that contains the swap file with the most
recent date is the swap file disk.

e. At the command prompt, type "<letter>:" (without quotation
marks), where <letter> is the swap file disk letter, and then press
ENTER.
4. Delete each swap file on the swap file disk. To do so, use the
following steps:

a. At the command prompt, type

del <path>\<file name>

where <path> is the swap file folder and <file name> is the swap
file name, and then press ENTER. For example type "del
windows\win386.swp" (without quotation marks).

b. If you have more swap files to delete on the swap file disk,
repeat steps a-b. If you have no more swap files on the swap file
disk to delete, continue to step 5.
5. Increase free disk space on the swap file disk.

WARNING: If you are uncertain whether a file contains critical
information, copy the file to a floppy disk before you delete it.

To increase free disk space on the swap file disk, delete non-
essential files. To do so, type the following commands at the
command prompt, pressing ENTER after each command:

dir /w /p /s *.<extension>
del <path>\*.<extension>

where <extension> is the file extension of the files you want to
delete and <path> is the folder name containing the files you want
to delete.

For example, the following list names extensions that may be non-
essential files:

.chk .tmp .txt
.bak .old .bmp

.jpg .gif .hlp


6. Test to determine that your computer has sufficient free disk
space to start normally. If you cannot start your computer normally,
repeat step 5.

[Gość: zrob_se_dobrze]

maddox84 napisał:

> Tanie psychologiczne zagranie :/
> na dodatek degustujące :/

a kelner jak sie nazywa ?