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| 06 Feb 2010 | #1 |
| | Paging File When my system boots I get a message that there is no paging file and windows will set a tempoary one. I have 4 gigs of ram so I go through the procedure of setting a page file size and reboot after which I get the same message. Can someone tell me what I must do to correct this? Thanks, Bob |
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| 06 Feb 2010 | #2 |
| | If you could un-hide protected OS files in folder options and look on the root of the C drive. (just open C) and give us a screen shot, or just see if there is a file there called "pagefile.sys" and see how big it is. This woudl be a good start. Also, you must remember to click "set" when changing the paging file (or virtual memory). If you don't hit "set" when doing this....it will not take. Virtual Memory Paging File - Change - Vista Forums  Check those two things and let me know. Last edited by Brink; 06 Feb 2010 at 11:45 PM.. Reason: added link |
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| 08 Feb 2010 | #3 |
| | Paging File I did all that you suggested without success I did clicl on SET and I could not find pagefile.sys, I'm wondering if it could possibly be that I do not have full administrative rights. Non matter what I do it reverts back to NO PAGING FILE. |
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