- What happens if you just set it to the value you want?
- What happens if you use System Restore back to before you did this unlucky change?
- What happens if you go back to your latest image backup (if you have one)?
Assuming you have an integrated Intel video video processor indeed, just forget to use this laptop for gaming. If it happens to be a desktop, you didn't tell, add a video card.
Hi all.
I've recently tried to optimize my performance for Bannerlord by allocating more memory to my VRAM. But by doing so, I've severely cut available memory for my other systems. I now have over 4 GB (out of my total of 8 GB) dedicated to my VRAM, which causes programs to crash as soon as I run out of memory.
https://imgur.com/pgJRfYd (my memory with barely any running programs)
https://imgur.com/Ok2SOHW
I rearranged the allocation through a regedit, as explained here: https://appuals.com/how-to-increase-a-dedicated-video-ram-vram-on-windows-10/
Is there a way to reverse what I've done?
What I've tried so far without success:
- I've gone back into the regedit and deleted the folder.
- I then recreated the folder and changed the value back to 0.
- System Restore.
- Automatically page filing size for all drives.
Details:
Grahpic card: Intel(R) HD Grapics 620
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-7100U CPU @ 2.40GHz 2.40GHz
Installed RAM: 8,00 GB (7,89 GB usable)
System type: 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor
Edition: Windows 10 Home
Thank you in advance.

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