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| Save Memory |
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| If you don't use your CD-ROM often you can free up some of your computer's memory to do other tasks. |
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| The CD-ROM has something called cache memory that is set aside for the CD-ROM to use. It helps the CD-ROM run more efficiently if it's frequently in use. |
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To free up some of this memory for other programs to be able to use, follow these instructions: Right-click on My Computer
Choose Properties
Choose the Performance tab
Click the File System button
Choose the CD-ROM tab
Adjust cache memory down as far as 244. |
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| You'll have to restart your computer for the setting to take effect. |
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| If you find your CD-ROM runs poorly, just go back in and raise the cache memory until you find an acceptable level. |
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