Played around with BCDedit and now need help

[theking01]

Hi All,

I would need some help. Because a game of mine, Total War Shogun 2 crashes continuously at one point in the game when a turn is ending, I went online and checked out some possible tweaks and/or solutions. Most people appeared to be saying that the trick was to increase allocated memory by going into BCDEdit and increasing the memory allocation. I did this by typing the following in the cmd window after running it as an Administrator :

bcdedit/set increaseuserva 2500

The command line worked. Except, I have Windows 7 64bit, and it seems that this wasn't something that was needed to be done since the 64bit version already allocates sufficiently high amounts of RAM for running applications.

Where I need your help is to restore the original settings that were present before I increased RAM allocation.

I tried writing this : bcdedit /deletevalue increaseuserva

This didn't work because that command line doesn't seem recognised right now by my OS. It gives me an error of sorts.

Can I just write something like
bcdedit/set increaseuserva 8000 ???

I have 12GB or RAM.

I had noticed that my computer struggled opening some applications after doing that first increaseuserva.

Any help would be appreciated.

P.S. That also didn't help to fix the game crash, so I guess double whammy for me.

 

[Kaktussoft]

bcdedit/enum all

look carefully. Do you see increaseuserva?
There's no need to set this setting on x64 win7! Please delete it

 

[theking01]

Ok, I do see increaseuserva and it says 2500. So my modification succeeded, unfortunately.

So how do I delete it? Do I set increaseuserva to 8000?

 

[Kaktussoft]

Ok, I do see increaseuserva and it says 2500. So my modification succeeded, unfortunately.

So how do I delete it? Do I set increaseuserva to 8000?

bcdedit /deletevalue increaseuserva

If not working... post bcdedit /enum all output!

 

[theking01]

Great! it worked, it doesn,t appear anymore when I input bcdedit/enum all and my memory allocation looks to have returned to normal in the task manager.

Thank you for your help!

 

[gregrocker]

Now work through the Troubleshooting Steps for Windows 7