Allocating more ram to Java

Hello Gary,

thank you for providing this question.

I am a seasoned Windows expert with almost a decade in usage and support experience and hope to resolve your problems quickly.

That depends a bit on how you are running java, if it is preinstalled or comes with some other package and if its jdk/jre.

Usually all it needs is to add an option when you run java.

For the standard environment its something like java -Xmx2048m

So the -Xmx parameter indicates a size and 2048m are 2gb of memory allocated to java.

Please check out the in depth guide by oracle:

https://superuser.com/questions/1400483/how-to-...

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If this didn't solve your problem or you need further assistance please answer in this thread and i would be happy to help.

kind regards

F. Grobusch