Great video STL. Can't wait to watch more episodes.
Feel free to just go over each clause in the spec!
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RE: Bing on your door. I'm a big fan of sending a "Let Me Bing that For You" link to someone when asked overly simple question - http://letmebingthatforyou.com/?q=defrag%20show
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@evildictaitor: I think Gov omitted Address Windowing Extensions (AWE) because it requires that the application be coded to use it (SQL Server being the major example of an application that does support AWE).
x86 applications by default can use 2Gb, and with /3Gb and IMAGE_FILE_LARGE_ADDRESS_AWARE can use 3Gb (on x64 they can use 4Gb). With AWE, they can map more memory, but at any one time, can only have <3Gb mapped.
As far as physical memory goes (and as Gov said), some RAM is never going to be available if it located at an address that is also hardware mapped - as it simply isn't addressable.
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@StefanM: Larry and I are working on a new series that will delve (really) deep in to each of the troubleshooting tools we use in Microsoft Support - a lot of the tools will be Sysinternals tools. Stay tuned.
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@BrianHatrung: Thanks Brian. As mentioned on the show, Larry and I are working on a new series that will delve (really) deep in to each of the troubleshooting tools we use in Microsoft Support these days. Stay tuned.
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Good tip Brian! Forgot about that switch. And yes, accepteula is definitely wise so that the lock works straight away instead if the Eula dialog leaving the desktop unlocked.
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@Algorithum: The question was booting, logging-in and then having a locked screen - without being at the computer. This was so their startup programs ran while they walked away to get a coffee after they powered on the PC.
Agreed, Win-L is definitely the easiest way to lock the computer if you are still at the machine.
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I like the set - but you green screen split in the middle (to make you sit further apart) means that your hands sometime are floating mid-air next to the other person.
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Duncan - When do we get 3D!
