But when it comes to the Windows XP kernel there is nothing to worry about. By default, XP only loads the required parts of the kernel into RAM at boot time. as and when needed the other parts are called. Having the entire kernel available in memory speeds up processing.
Navigate to:
HLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control \SessionManager \Memory Management
Set the value of the DisablePagingExecutive key to 1. This will make the entire kernel be loaded in memory. To diable it you can set it back to ) . You need to reboot for the changes to take effect.
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