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Post #52309252 added 08-08-2012 11:18 AM by Parafly in Archived Deals
Home, so I"m admin
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Post #52305822 added 08-08-2012 9:34 AM by komondor in Archived Deals
are you on a domain at work or at home?
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Post #52370472 added 08-10-2012 12:01 PM by cruizerfish in Archived Deals
Who needs a stinking page file? ;) Turn it off, delete it and be done with it. I have 8 gb ram on my lappy and 4gb on an older optiplex, never an issue.
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Post #52370510 added 08-10-2012 12:02 PM by Parafly in Archived Deals
Ironically it's like the page file moves. When I restart it is on the C: drive alone and it's exactly like I never made any adjustments at all :confused:
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Post #52313076 added 08-08-2012 1:24 PM by menace33 in Archived Deals
Are there two page files? One in the D: drive and one in the C: drive?
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Post #52315072 added 08-08-2012 2:43 PM by menace33 in Archived Deals
Oh, it's a Protected Operating System file so those files have to be unhidden first. Then it most likely will show on the root C: drive. If it's not in use then OP should be able to delete it and...
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Post #52384462 added 08-11-2012 3:40 AM by RockySosua in Archived Deals
As long as the OP has enough ram to be able to. OP: How much ram do you have? I certainly am curious as to why the pagefile keeps resetting itself, almost like the result of a virus, only a virus...
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Post #52304356 added 08-08-2012 8:47 AM by PiratePenguin in Archived Deals
Are you clicking "set" 1. take D drive choose user managed size and create your size 2. click set 3. no page file for c drive 4. click set 5. click ok If you do not click "set" and just ok,...
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Post #52304524 added 08-08-2012 8:53 AM by Parafly in Archived Deals
No error messsages. I do click Set. And when I reboot the computer the page file is in fact on the D: drive. But then on the NEXT reboot, it just goes back to the C: drive. It's like the setting...
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Post #52315380 added 08-08-2012 2:55 PM by RockySosua in Archived Deals
If it's not too much trouble maybe you could send me a PM with specific instructions, . It's certainly not urgent as I have no reason to do it. It's just curiosity, so if it's a PITA to do it... no...
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Post #52314752 added 08-08-2012 2:30 PM by RockySosua in Archived Deals
How does one go about deleting it?
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Post #52378052 added 08-10-2012 6:15 PM by RockySosua in Archived Deals
Didn't notice the OS question...:rolleyes: Win 7.
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Post #52315466 added 08-08-2012 2:59 PM by menace33 in Archived Deals
Sure sure, gimme a few. :nod: Oh wait, for which OS?
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Post #52314090 added 08-08-2012 2:01 PM by menace33 in Archived Deals
Can you delete the one on the C: drive? If the system is set to use the one on the D: drive then it should allow you to delete the one on the C: drive. If it's in use, then it will not let you.
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Post #52304156 added 08-08-2012 8:41 AM by komondor in Archived Deals
Did you get an error message saying that not having a pagefile on the c drive will result in not have any debugging or system dumps so under startup and recovery set debugging to none also did you...
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Post #52313442 added 08-08-2012 1:35 PM by Parafly in Archived Deals
No, I disable the one on the C drive so it goes away. But on reboot it comes back. It's bizarre right?
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Post #52312634 added 08-08-2012 1:12 PM by komondor in Archived Deals
Can you change the size of the pagefile on C or does the size also change back?
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Post #52301462 added 08-08-2012 6:51 AM by Parafly in Archived Deals
Followed instructions here --> http://ask-leo.com/what_is_pagefilesys_and_can_i_move_it.html and upon reboot pagefile.sys is in fact on the D:/ drive However when I reboot the computer again, the...
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Post #52383206 added 08-11-2012 1:22 AM by jkee in Archived Deals
Completely disable the pagefile, restart, then re-enable it on D: and restart again. If it still moves back to C: try that again and disable system restore before you restart.

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