Pagefile.sys 4095MB what can i do?


  1. JoshuaMitchell
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    Pagefile.sys 4095MB what can i do?


    Hi, i discovered that my Pagefile is 4095MB.
    what can i do with it? i know i can disable it with virtual memory but can you give me a safe metoid how to optimize it?
    i have 4GB ram.

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  3. Brink
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    64-bit Windows 11 Pro for Workstations
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    Hello Joshua,

    I find it best to leave the page file to be managed by the system (Windows). Windows 7 does a great job of adjusting it as needed automatically.

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