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Loads device drivers into the upper memory area. This frees more bytes of
conventional memory for other programs. Use the systemroot\System32\Config.nt
file, or the equivalent startup file specified in a program's PIF, to load
device drivers for the devicehigh=[drive:][path] filename [dd-parameters]
To specify the minimum amount of memory that must be available before devicehigh
attempts to load a device driver into the upper memory area, use the
following syntax: devicehigh size=hexsize [drive:][path] filename
[dd-parameters] Parameters [drive:][path] filename Specifies the location and name of the device driver you want to load into
the upper memory area. dd-parameters Specifies any command-line information required by the device driver. hexsize Specifies the minimum amount of memory (the number of bytes, in
hexadecimal format) that must be available before devicehigh attempts
to load a device driver into the upper memory area. You must use both size
and hexsize, as shown in the second syntax line. For more information, click Loadhigh or Device in the Related
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