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Your Windows page file might be on the wrong drive — here's how to move it where it belongs
There is a hidden file on your computer that has probably been eating up space on your C: drive for years, and you likely had no idea it was even there. It is not malware, not a runaway browser cache, ...
I know this question has been asked and answered numerous times, but my version of the question has a new twist to it. Traditionally, putting a Windows page file on a RAMdisk is not recommended simply ...
Windows 11 has many background features that improve performance. These features sometimes cause issues and consume a lot of CPU and memory. At times, they use a lot of storage space, making it hard ...
I see from there that it seems he only has 3GB RAM, nevertheless.. i'm sure the paging file should be 1.5* that amount, rather than just 512MB. The strange thing is that it's set to automatically ...
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