automatic settings

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Discussions tagged with automatic settings cover a range of Windows configuration topics. Users troubleshoot app crashes linked to increasing reserved virtual memory, often when RAM usage is high. Others seek help with random BSODs, noting that BIOS settings are left on auto. A common request is to automatically change pointer speed when a USB mouse is plugged in. Additionally, a workaround for IE8 failing to obtain an IP involves toggling the automatic detection script setting in LAN configuration. These threads highlight how automatic settings in Windows can affect stability, performance, and connectivity.
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    Windows 7 Troubleshooting Frequent App Crashes Linked to Increasing Reserved Virtual Memory

    I got a app crash often, so i start look at task manager and realized that every time it crashes in "reserva nao paginada" "reserve not paginated" (i think its virtual memory), that value keep increasing with time, and when it goes higher than 91-92 (the highest value its stable) happens the...
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    Windows 7 Help Needed: Random BSOD Issues with Intel i5 and RAID Configuration

    Hi everyone, My friend's computer got BSOD randomly, attached the Dump file. Please help I know one BSOD is cause by Wifi Adapter, I was replace by other. ** No overclock , all Auto setting in BIOS ** thank so much !! PC Spec: INTEL I5-750 ASROCK P55-EXTREME A-DATA DDR3 2GB Ram x...
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    Windows 7 change pointer speed automatically?

    Normally I use my touchpad which requires higher mouse sensitivity. Is there a way to automatically change the pointer speed when a USB mouse is plugged in? Would be really handy. Thanks.
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    Windows 7 Found a fix for IE8 not obtaining IP.......so far!!

    Ok, i just replied to "cant obtain Ip" several minutes ago. Well, thinking to myself as some stated that they drank and fixed issue...LOL i thought lets quit trying the obvious and do soemthing off the wall. Here is what I did: open IE>tools>internet options>connections tab>Lan settings Ok...
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