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My drives are partitioned as follows...
1 - C:E.F.G.
2 - D:H.
I read somewhere that it can help improve performance if a dedicated
drive is used for the pagefile or failing that, a dedicated partition on
a drive with relatively less activity.
I initially created partition G. for this purpose and setting it to
"System managed" causes no problems and a pagefile is created on that
partion. If I try customizing the page file size for G., using any min
and max parameters, the pagefile is created on partition C: using all
remaining free space and resulting in the "Low disk space" warning.
(C: is relatively small for my purposes).
The same happens if I try configuring the pagefile to use partition H:.
Is there any way I can customize the pagefile size and have it created
on the partition for which I am making the changes?
Thanks.
1 - C:E.F.G.
2 - D:H.
I read somewhere that it can help improve performance if a dedicated
drive is used for the pagefile or failing that, a dedicated partition on
a drive with relatively less activity.
I initially created partition G. for this purpose and setting it to
"System managed" causes no problems and a pagefile is created on that
partion. If I try customizing the page file size for G., using any min
and max parameters, the pagefile is created on partition C: using all
remaining free space and resulting in the "Low disk space" warning.
(C: is relatively small for my purposes).
The same happens if I try configuring the pagefile to use partition H:.
Is there any way I can customize the pagefile size and have it created
on the partition for which I am making the changes?
Thanks.