2.8.2  Using LAN Manager and Expanded Memory

   If you are running  Windows in 386  enhanced mode, it  is recommended that
   you not use expanded memory with LAN Manager. If you do, you may find that
   your system slows  down considerably  or it may  lock up  occasionally. If
   this is a problem, turn off  the use of expanded  memory by modifying your
   LANMAN.INI and PROTOCOL.INI files. The exact procedure will vary depending
   on what components you are running. See your LAN Manager documentation for
   further details.

   1.        Open your  LANMAN.INI  file  by  using  a  text  editor such  as
     Notepad. LANMAN.INI is located in your LAN Manager directory.

   2.        Find or add the section [workstation].
     If you're using Notepad, you can find this section by choosing Find from
     the Search menu, typing [workstation], and then choosing the OK button.

   3.        Find or add  the lim=  line in  this section,  and then  add the
     following line:

        lim=no

   4.        Save your LANMAN.INI file.

   5.        Restart your workstation.

   Or you can stop your workstation  and restart it again  using the net stop
   workstation and net start workstation commands.

   In addition, you may  want to configure other  network components (such as
   protocol stacks)  to avoid  using  expanded memory.  Consult  your network
   documentation for the  specific component  for instructions  on how  to do
   this.

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