Command Prompt - Program too big to fit in memory Call of Duty?
My friend burned a DVD where is Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. I click on CoD4MW.exe and it says that MSI can't be launched without setup.exe. I launched setup.exe (no icon) and Command Prompt(CP) appeared there: Program too big to fit in memory. I don't know what to do, maybe to extract it? But if you think I have to extract it, please don't think... Be SURE, because it takes too long to extract. If you are sure, and BTW know a product to make my extracting faster, please tell me. I have MagicISO, is that enough or it's only for ISO formats? (CoD4:MW is not in ISO or RAR format, it's EXE (extracted to DVD-DL already). The thing I can't understand is in CP "Program too big to fit in memory". Hard Drives: C: 18,8GB/37,2GB D: 37,1GB/37,2GB both: 55,9/74,4GB Computer: Intel(R) Pentium (R) M processor 1.70GHz 1.70 GHz, 1,00 GB of RAM Best answer will earn 10 points!
What is your smallest piece of code that can crash a computer, but not do permanent damage?
For Microsoft Windows:%0|%0This is a piece of code I found once while browsing the internet. If a batch file (.bat) is created with this code in it will create an effect known as a ‘fork bomb’.The code perpetually re-runs the batch file the code is contained in. The first batch file continues to do this while the new, just-opened batch file created by the code does the same. The number of files that are self-replicating increases exponentially. Eventually the computer will crash, blue-screening on windows 7 and black-screening windows 10 (I have only tried it twice, once on each operating system).As far as I am aware this deals no lasting damage if done with no programs running (I would recommend closing everything just in case). The only difference was that the first time I booted the computer after running the code it was a bit slower to start, but that went away afterwards.Despite this I would still not recommend doing this on your personal computer just in case. Look up the code or the term ‘fork bomb’ for more information.
What is the difference between DOS and Windows OS?
Both Dos and Windows are Operating systems. But, they possess some features which make them differentiate. These features are listed below:Dos is only single tasking while Windows is multitasking.Dos is based on plain interface while Windows is based on Graphical user interface (GUI).Dos is difficult to learn and understand while Windows is easy to learn and understand.Dos is less preferable by users while Windows is more preferable operating system.Limited users can work on dos while in Windows there are many users.We cannot see mouse in Dos while in Windows we can see and use mouse to click on icons or links.imple text commands are written in Dos while in Windows we operate computer with the help of mouse.In Dos we cannot Play games, watch movies and listen songs while in Windows we can enjoy playing games, watching movies and listening songs.In Dos new hardware cannot work properly while in Windows it can detect and installs software automatically.Application and system software¡¦s did not work properly in Dos while in Windows it runs at a great speed.Dos is not user friendly while Windows operating system is user friendly.Dos performs operations speedily as compared with Windows operating system.
What file system should I use for a Pentium 3?NTFS or FAT?
I have a Pentium 3 (600 MHz and 128 RAM) and I want to re install Windows XP.But I was reading at microsoft.com that I will be asked to choose the file system I want for my hard drive.So which one should I choose? My computer is a laptop and the HD is 14 GB.
Why is clean all command prompt taking so long?
Hello i have a computer here hp pavilion a1520n intel pentium 4 hyper threading with 290gb space HD i believe and i was trying to install win vista and got the error message saying something about unable to install windows on volume it does not meet criteria so i read about doing a clean all command so now i have done that but im going towards 1hr already and no results did it freeze? what is going to happen how long does it usually take? thanks
How do you list drives in Windows 95 MS-DOS Prompt?
DISKPART was added in Windows NT. Windows 95 ran on top of an MS-DOS core, which has no built in commands to list the drives. You need to use a third-party tool like Norton Commander to see the list of drives, or you could see the active drives under Windows by running File Manager (Windows).You can find some Norton Commander clones at DOS Utilities. Note that ARJ is a ZIP competitor.