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Can Vista's built-in defragger defrag the page file?
I believe that deleting and recreating the page file will effectivelyI once read on O&O's Web site that you if you delete the page file,
then recreate it and set the *Min Size* and *Max Size* of the page file
to be the same, it will never become fragmented. Otherwise, use this
free utility: 'PageDefrag'
(http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897426.aspx)
For a great, free open-source x86/x64 defragger with a detailed UI,
check out JkDefrag: 'JkDefrag v3.36' (http://www.kessels.com/Jkdefrag/)
Victek said:I believe that deleting and recreating the page file will effectively
"defragment" it as long as there is enough un-fragmented free space for the
new page file to be contiguous. It's a good idea to defrag the drive first,
redo the page file, and then defrag the drive again for best results.
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