file scan gets "insufficient memory" message

[enf1945]

btw i have plenty of memory 2 gigs . system only using 400 megs
Windows XP

but during file scan you get filenamexyz.exe NSIS script.nsi - error - insufficient memory

it doesnt happen on all files.

this was done with an on demand scan.

thanks

[FanJ]

This reminds me strongly to what I did get:
http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=286918

[3GUSER]

Originally Posted by enf1945

btw i have plenty of memory 2 gigs . system only using 400 megs
Windows XP

but during file scan you get filenamexyz.exe NSIS script.nsi - error - insufficient memory

it doesnt happen on all files.

this was done with an on demand scan.

thanks

Make sure Windows Environment variables actually are correct . They can be found in Control Panel -> System -> (System Protection)


In Vista and Windows 7 - if you use User Account Control - enable it and re-create the folders X:\Windows\Temp and X:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Temp

Reboot and try again

[enf1945]

I do have those two entries but i have Windows XP .

do i have to do anything ?

also for Path for the Temp file entry i have :

c:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\PhysX\Common;%systemroot%\system32;%systemroot%;%systemroot%\system32\wbem;C:\Program Files\Microsoft Network Monitor 3;C:\Program Files\QuickTime\QTSystem;C:\Program Files\Support Tools;C:\WINDOWS\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0

[3GUSER]

In Windows XP the temp folders are:
X:\Windows\Temp
and X:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Local\Temp

You may also check the Temp folders permissions

Try deleting the folders manually and re-create them (using your own admin account).

[andw]

Path to temporary folder - can this setting be changed in NOD32?
I'm using SSD as system (Win7 x64, NOD32 v4) volume and try to minimize writes to "c:\windows\temp\" folder. Changing TEMP/TMP environment variables seems to be a solution, but I want to change only NOD32 appearance.

[Marcos]

Originally Posted by andw

Changing TEMP/TMP environment variables seems to be a solution

This is the only solution. I guess that the oper. system or other applications write more frequently to the temp folder.