Windows 10: LAA Flag Being Ignored.

I'm on Windows 10 1803 and am trying to apply the LAA flag to an older application. The flag is being applied but not handled. The application still runs out of memory at about 2 Gb's instead of 4 as it should. Using a tool to view current flags it shows that it is applied during runtime. Any advice on how to fix this or work around it?

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Large Address Aware

well, you could add Company of Heroes, SupCom:FA and STALKER to that list, f.e.
to me it makes perfect sense to ship new games with this flag out of the box, since most OS's are x64 nowadays and have mor than 4GB RAM available. but what happens if you use such a game with an x86 Win XP, f.e. with no LAA activated? would it crash or just ignore that flag on the game?

 

Voice Recorder Flags Disappeared

Hi,

I realize the problem you are facing with the voice recorder.

To assist you better, please answer the below:

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  Are you using windows built-in voice recorder or any other 3rd party voice recorder application?
  
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  If you are using Build in Windows recorder, how did you put the flag?
  

If you are using built-in Windows recorder, there is no option to put a flag on recorded voice. Provide us the screenshot of recording interface with Flag.

Refer the steps given in the below link to provide us screenshots:

How to include a screenshot in your post


In case if you are using any 3rd party recorder, then I suggest you to contact the developer of the application for further help.

Thank you.

 

Large Address Aware

supcom and FA didnt have it out of the box, it was added in patches months (6 months+) after the community did it, and bitched, whined and nagged about it.


32 bit OS (aka XP) with an LAA app behaves exactly the same as if it wasnt LAA - it just crashes when it hits the limit. Then again, XP users can adjust the address space to 3GB anyway, with mild OS tweaking.