What feature enables the XP physical memory maximum of 4GB to be extended to 64GB?
A) Virtual memory
B) PAE
C) Performance Utility
D) VCACHE

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PAE stands for Physical Address Extension, a memory management technology that allows a 32-bit system to access more than 4GB of physical memory by using a larger address space. This means that the 4GB physical memory limit of Windows XP can be extended up to 64GB using PAE technology. The other options (Virtual Memory, Performance Utility, and VCACHE) do not directly enable the extension of physical memory limits.

What Feature Enables the XP Physical Memory Maximum of 4GB