All, I've scourged through all the forums concerning increasing memory in a windows environment and Nothing seems to work after my server Restarts. When I try to increase the memory through the web interface it does nothing even after a restart.

I tried the InstallService.exe -uninstallService and then InstallService.exe -installService. Unfortunately, it ended up changing my memory from 512MB to 256MB after restarting the machine.

I edited the Run.bat and increased the memory to 1024, stopped the Xeams service, ran run.bat, and restarted the service. This indeed increase the memory, but does so by running a java application in the background and automatically stops xeams as a service. Once the computer restarts, the memory goes back to 256 MB.

I keep reading about changing a wrapper.conf file, but I am confused if this is specifically for a linux environment only. If that is what needs to be done, does anyone have an example of a wrapper.conf file so I can place that in the config folder.

Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. Its working, but I would feel more comfortable if the memory stayed, even after rebooting the Server.

Just a Follow up, I've tried multiple ways to get this tow work still no success. Most frustrating thing is when the server restarts, and Xeams is reset to 256 MB, the xeams server will continue to reset every day due to the number of emails coming in (around 2,000 emails a day). I need to manually run the run.bat as described above, and keep an eye on the server, so it doesn't reset again.

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I've added every configuration file possible but it just doesn't want to update the memory without manually running run.bat (which in turn runs a javaw.exe in the background) This work around just seems sloppy. Is there any switches that can be added to the Xeams service in windows to force the extra memory? 

Build a 001.bat at Xeams folder,the content is as below:

InstallService.exe -uninstallService
InstallService.exe -installService

Use admin to login control panel,set the memory as you want,such as 1024,click the process. After xeams restart,logout the control panel.

Now,run 001.bat  TWICE !

If only run once,memory will never change,you need to run 001.bat TWICE,then login,you can see that the memory is set.