Hello
You cannot change the size manually of the paging file although you can
specify minimum and maximum size.
Windows will resize the paging file as required, however with 1 GB RAM,
there is hardly any need of paging file explaining the reason of it staying
at 20 MB.
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Winners dont do different things, they do things differently.
Sounds like you have removed the SYSTEM from the rights to the C drive
Open Explorer
Right Click the C drive
Choose Properties
Choose Security
Add SYSTEM and give it full rights
Apply it , then set the Paging file to what you require, then Reboot
Take care and be careful what rights you assign in the future
Actually, what I've done to keep it from getting fragmented is setting the
min and max size to 256mb.
Windows will resize the paging file as required, however with 1 GB RAM,
there is hardly any need of paging file explaining the reason of it staying
at 20 MB.
Then why do you want windows to change the size, if the system is running
normal with optimum performance, then it is normal for it to remain at 20
MB.
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Winners dont do different things, they do things differently.
Then why do you want windows to change the size, if the system is running
normal with optimum performance, then it is normal for it to remain at 20
MB.
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