Memory Limits for Windows and Windows Server Releases WindowsThis topic describes the memory limits for supported Windows and Windows Server releases. Limits on memory and address space vary by platform, operating system, and by whether the. IMAGEFILELARGEADDRESSAWARE value of the. LOADEDIMAGE structure and. GT are in use. IMAGEFILELARGEADDRESSAWARE is set or cleared by using the. LARGEADDRESSAWARE linker. GT, also known as application memory tuning, or the 3. Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 2 X86' title='Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 2 X86' />GB switch, is a technology only. Enabling this technology reduces the overall size of the system virtual address space and therefore system. For more information, see. What is 4. GT. Limits on physical memory for 3. Physical Address Extension PAE, which allows. Windows systems to use more than 4 GB of physical memory. Memory and Address Space Limits. The following table specifies the limits on memory and address space for supported releases of Windows. Unless. otherwise noted, the limits in this table apply to all supported releases. Memory type. Limit on X8. Limit in 6. 4 bit Windows. User mode virtual address space for each 3. GBUp to 3 GB with IMAGEFILELARGEADDRESSAWARE and 4. GT2 GB with IMAGEFILELARGEADDRESSAWARE cleared default4 GB with IMAGEFILELARGEADDRESSAWARE set. User mode virtual address space for each 6. Not applicable. With IMAGEFILELARGEADDRESSAWARE set default x. Hotfix Rollup Pack 2 for Citrix XenApp 6 for Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2. Readme. Hotfix readme name XAE600W2K8R2X64R02. HTML Hotfix package name. HowTo Key Management Service KMS mit Windows Server 2008 R2 reloadedMarch, 17 2010 by Michel Luescher 44. Introduction This information is valid for all versions of XP x86 32bit running Service Pack 3. XP Pro x64 64bit Service information and Configurations are also. This article describes a platform update for Windows 7 Service Pack 1 SP1 and Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1. This update improves the range and performance. Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 2 X86' title='Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 2 X86' />TBIntel Itanium based systems  7 TBWindows 8. Windows Server 2. Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 2 X86' title='Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 2 X86' />R2  1. TB2 GB with IMAGEFILELARGEADDRESSAWARE cleared. Kernel mode virtual address space. GBFrom 1 GB to a maximum of 2 GB with 4. GT8 TBWindows 8. 1 and Windows Server 2. R2  1. 28 TBPaged pool. GB or system commit limit, whichever is smaller. Windows 8. 1 and Windows Server 2. Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 2 X86' title='Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 2 X86' />R2  1. TB or system commit limit, whichever is smaller. Windows Server 2. R2, Windows 7, Windows Server 2. Windows Vista  Limited by available kernel mode virtual address space. Starting with. Windows Vista with Service Pack 1 SP1, the paged pool can also be limited by the. Windows 7 Service Pack 1, Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1, Windows Server 2008 Service Pack 2 IMPORTANT Windows Management Framework 3. On certain Windows Server 2008 R2 machines you may experience the Server Manager being unable to open Roles andor Features in the MMC. The error it usually comes. Yesterday Microsoft released Service Pack 1 for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2. SP1 does not present any major challenges in deployment. Paged. Pool. Limit registry key. Windows Home Server and Windows Server 2. MBWindows XP  4. MB3. GB or system commit limit, whichever is smaller. Windows 8. 1 and Windows Server 2. R2  1. 5. 5 TB or system commit limit, whichever is smaller. Windows Server 2. R2, Windows 7, Windows Server 2. Windows Vista  1. GB or system commit limit, whichever is smaller. Windows Server 2. Windows XP  Up to 1. GB depending on configuration and RAM. Nonpaged pool. 75 of RAM or 2 GB, whichever is smaller. Windows 8. 1 and Windows Server 2. R2  RAM or 1. 6 TB, whichever is smaller address space is limited to 2 x RAM. Windows Vista  Limited only by kernel mode virtual address space and physical memory. Starting with. Windows Vista with SP1, the nonpaged pool can also be limited by the. Non. Paged. Pool. Limit. registry key value. Windows Home Server, Windows Server 2. Windows XP  2. 56 MB, or 1. MB with 4. GT. RAM or 1. GB, whichever is smaller address space is limited to 2 x RAM. Windows 8. 1 and Windows Server 2. R2  RAM or 1. 6 TB, whichever is smaller address space is limited to 2 x RAM. Windows Server 2. R2, Windows 7 and Windows Server 2. RAM up to a maximum of 1. GBWindows Vista  4. RAM up to a maximum of 1. GB. Windows Server 2. Windows XP  Up to 1. GB depending on configuration and RAM. System cache virtual address space physical size limited only by physical memoryLimited by available kernel mode virtual address space or the. System. Cache. Limit registry. Windows 8. 1 and Windows Server 2. R2  1. 6 TB. Windows Vista  Limited only by kernel mode virtual address space. Starting with. Windows Vista with SP1, system cache virtual address space can also be limited by the. System. Cache. Limit. Windows Home Server, Windows Server 2. Windows XP  8. 60 MB with. Large. System. Cache. GT up to 4. 48 MB with 4. GT. Always 1 TB regardless of physical RAM. Windows 8. 1 and Windows Server 2. R2  1. 6 TB. Windows Server 2. Windows XP  Up to 1 TB depending on configuration and RAM. Physical Memory Limits Windows 1. The following table specifies the limits on physical memory for Windows 1. Version. Limit on X8. Limit on X6. 4Windows 1. Enterprise. 4 GB2. TBWindows 1. 0 Education. GB2. TBWindows 1. Pro. 4 GB2. TBWindows 1. Home. 4 GB1. 28. GBPhysical Memory Limits Windows Server 2. The following table specifies the limits on physical memory for Windows Server 2. Version. Limit on X6. Windows Server 2. Datacenter. 24 TBWindows Server 2. Standard. 24 TBPhysical Memory Limits Windows 8. The following table specifies the limits on physical memory for Windows 8. Version. Limit on X8. Limit on X6. 4Windows 8 Enterprise. GB5. 12 GBWindows 8 Professional. GB5. 12 GBWindows 8. GB1. 28 GBPhysical Memory Limits Windows Server 2. The following table specifies the limits on physical memory for Windows Server 2. Windows Server 2. X6. 4 editions. Version. Limit on X6. 4Windows Server 2. Datacenter. 4 TBWindows Server 2. Standard. 4 TBWindows Server 2. Essentials. 64 GBWindows Server 2. Foundation. 32 GBWindows Storage Server 2. Workgroup. 32 GBWindows Storage Server 2. Standard. 4 TBHyper V Server 2. TBPhysical Memory Limits Windows 7. The following table specifies the limits on physical memory for Windows 7. Version. Limit on X8. Limit on X6. 4Windows 7 Ultimate. GB1. 92 GBWindows 7 Enterprise. GB1. 92 GBWindows 7 Professional. Beyond Two Souls. GB1. 92 GBWindows 7 Home Premium. GB1. 6 GBWindows 7 Home Basic. GB8 GBWindows 7 Starter. GBNAPhysical Memory Limits Windows Server 2. R2. The following table specifies the limits on physical memory for Windows Server 2. R2. Windows Server 2. R2 is available only in 6. Version. Limit on X6. Limit on IA6. 4Windows Server 2. R2 Datacenter. 2 TBWindows Server 2. R2 Enterprise. 2 TBWindows Server 2. R2 for Itanium Based Systems. TBWindows Server 2. R2 Foundation. 8 GBWindows Server 2. R2 Standard. 32 GBWindows HPC Server 2. R2 1. 28 GBWindows Web Server 2. R2. 32 GBPhysical Memory Limits Windows Server 2. The following table specifies the limits on physical memory for Windows Server 2. Limits greater than 4 GB. Windows assume that PAE is enabled. Version. Limit on X8. Limit on X6. 4Limit on IA6. Windows Server 2. Datacenter. 64 GB1 TBWindows Server 2. Enterprise. 64 GB1 TBWindows Server 2. HPC Edition. 12. 8 GBWindows Server 2. Standard. 4 GB3. 2 GBWindows Server 2. Itanium Based Systems. TBWindows Small Business Server 2. GB3. 2 GBWindows Web Server 2. GB3. 2 GBPhysical Memory Limits Windows Vista. The following table specifies the limits on physical memory for Windows Vista. Version. Limit on X8. Limit on X6. 4Windows Vista Ultimate. GB1. 28 GBWindows Vista Enterprise. GB1. 28 GBWindows Vista Business. GB1. 28 GBWindows Vista Home Premium. GB1. 6 GBWindows Vista Home Basic. GB8 GBWindows Vista Starter. GBPhysical Memory Limits Windows Home Server. Windows Home Server is available only in a 3. The physical memory limit is 4 GB. Physical Memory Limits Windows Server 2. R2. The following table specifies the limits on physical memory for Windows Server 2. R2. Limits. over 4 GB for 3. Windows assume that PAE is. Version. Limit on X8. Limit on X6. 4Windows Server 2. R2 Datacenter Edition. GB1. 6 GB with 4. GT1 TBWindows Server 2. R2 Enterprise Edition. GB1. 6 GB with 4. GT1 TBWindows Server 2. R2 Standard Edition. GB3. 2 GBPhysical Memory Limits Windows Server 2. Service Pack 2 SP2The following table specifies the limits on physical memory for Windows Server 2. Service Pack 2 SP2. Limits. over 4 GB for 3. Windows assume that PAE is. Version. Limit on X8. Limit on X6. 4Limit on IA6. Windows Server 2. SAS 9. 2 requires JRE 1. Microsoft Windows 7 system and JRE 1. Microsoft Windows Server 2. R2 system. Java 6 Update 1. Java Runtime Environment JRE version 1. SAS 9. 2 under Microsoft Windows 7. For Microsoft Windows Server 2. R2, the Java 6 Update 2. Note Java 5 is not supported under Windows 7 or Windows Server 2. R2. Errors. When JRE 1. SAS 9. 2, errors or problems might occur The following error occurs in the bootstrap. An unexpected error has been detected by Hot. Spot Virtual Machine. EXCEPTIONACCESSVIOLATION 0xc. Java VM Java Hot. SpotTM Client VM 1. Problematic frame. C KERNELBASE. dll0xaae. The following error occurs in the sdw. Side by side installation of 3. SAS is not. supported at this time. Please remove the installed SAS Foundation. SAS Java programs such as SAS 9. Management Console or SAS 9. Personal Login Manager do not open. The following Install Failure dialog box appears when you install Java Platform, Standard Edition Runtime Environment When you select File Open in any Java application, the buttons do not appear on the toolbar in Windows 7. This note presents separate problem resolutions for two operating systems. Click on the link for the appropriate operating system. Problem Resolution for Windows 7. If you encounter the problems above, for the Windows 7 operating system, you must install the Sun 3. JRE 1. 6. 01. 4, even though your machine is 6. Also note that you must install this JRE before you run the SAS Deployment Wizard. Note Information about SAS 9. TS2. M3 support for JREs is available from the SAS 9. TS2. M3 Support for Java Runtime Environments. Perform the following steps to install these JREs Click here to go to the Oracle Sun Developer Network page. From the Java SE Runtime Environment 6u. Accept. License Agreement and then click jre 6u. Note Do not click jre 6u. These are 6. 4 bit versions, which are not supported. SAS installation. If you are already registered on the Oracle Web site, the. File Download Security Warning dialog box appears. If you. have not registered yet, you might be required to register at this. The Internet Explorer Security Warning dialog box appears. The Java Setup Welcome dialog box appears. Click Install. The Java Setup Progress window appears. The Java Setup Complete dialog box appears. Click Close. Ensure that all SAS processes and services are closed. Check in Task Manager and in Services for any such processes and services For Task Manager Press CTRLALTDELETE and click Task Manager. For Services Click Start Run and type services. Open field. If you attempted previously to install SAS 9. JRE version, you need to modify the sassw. JRE path for example, JREHOMEC Program Files x. Javajre. 6binjava. Note If you use the FORCEJREPROMPT option, the sassw. Remember to modify manually the sassw. SASHOME directory to include the new JRE path. The default location for the sassw. Bangla Translated Books Pdf. C Program FilesSASsassw. See Reconfiguring the Standard SAS Application Launcher. Install SAS 9. 2 software. From your desktop, click Start Run Browse. Highlight setup. exe and click Open. In the path after setup. The SAS Deployment Wizard Select Java Runtime Environment page appears. Click the Select an existing Java Runtime Environment button. For more information about which SAS products that are being installed require a JRE, click the View Information About Supported Java Runtime Environment Versions link on this page or go to SAS 9. TS2. M3 Support for Java Runtime Environments. The SAS Deployment Wizard Select Java Runtime Environment page appears. Click Browse. A file name selection box appears. Navigate to the JRE directory such as C Program Files x. Javajre. 6 and specify the path to the 3. JRE file. Click Open. Another SAS Deployment Wizard Select Java Runtime Environment page appears. Select Select an existing Java Runtime Environment. Verify that the path that is displayed is correct. Click Next. A dialog box appears, which prompts you to either accept or override the default selections. Click Yes to continue and override the default selection. In revision 1. 0w. Recommended JRE is no longer available during the installation for Windows 7 or for the Windows Server 2. R2 operating systems. The only selection is Select an Existing Java Runtime Environment. On the same screen, click View information about supported Java Runtime Environment Versions. This takes you to the SAS 9. TS2. M3 Support for Java Runtime Environments page with the links to the recommended JRE. Additional Information and Resources. Prior to SAS 9. 2, Rev. JRE 1. 6 was not supported. In order to use JRE 1. SAS 9. 2 revision 0. In your SAS Software Order e mail, look for Product SAS 9. Rev. 9. 200. 9w. JRE 1. For more information about installing or upgrading to a newer version of JRE, see the following resources Problem Resolution for Windows Server 2. R2. If you encounter the problems above, for the Windows Server 2. R2 operating system, you must install the Sun 3. JRE 1. 6. 02. 3, even though your machine is 6. Also note that you must install this JRE before you run the SAS Deployment Wizard. Note Information about SAS 9. TS2. M3 support for JREs is available from SAS 9. TS2. M3 Support for Java Runtime Environments. Perform the following steps to install these JREs Click here to go to the Oracle Sun Developer Network page. From the Java SE Runtime Environment 6u. Accept. License Agreement and then click jre 6u. Note Do not click jre 6u. These are 6. 4 bit versions, which are not supported. SAS installation. If you are already registered on the Oracle Web site, the. File Download Security Warning dialog box appears. If you. have not registered yet, you might be required to register at this. The Internet Explorer Security Warning dialog box appears. The Java Setup Welcome dialog box appears. Click Install. The Java Setup Progress Wizard window appears. The Java Setup Complete dialog box appears. Click Close. Ensure that all SAS processes and services are closed. Check in Task Manager and in Services for any such processes and services For Task Manager Press CTRLALTDELETE and click Task Manager. For Services Click Start Run and type services. Open field. If you attempted previously to install SAS 9. JRE version, you need to modify the sassw. JRE path. For example. JREHOMEC Program Files x. Javajre. 6binjava. Note If you use the FORCEJREPROMPT option, the sassw. Remember to modify manually the sassw. SASHOME directory to include the new JRE path. The default location for the sassw. C Program FilesSASsassw. See Reconfiguring the Standard SAS Application Launcher. Install SAS 9. 2 software. From your desktop, click Start Run Browse. Highlight setup. exe and click Open. In the path after setup. The SAS Deployment Wizard Select Java Runtime Environment page appears. Select Select an existing Java Runtime Environment. For more information about which SAS products that are being installed require a JRE, click the View Information About Supported Java Runtime Environment Versions link on this page or go to SAS 9. TS2. M3 Support for Java Runtime Environments. The SAS Deployment Wizard Select Java Runtime Environment page appears. Click Browse. A file name selection box appears. Navigate to the JRE directory such as C Program Files x. Javajre. 6 and specify the path to the 3. JRE file. Click Open. Another SAS Deployment Wizard Select Java Runtime Environment page appears. Select Select an existing Java Runtime Environment.