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Originally Posted by SuaveX5
+ the system defrag that come with windows will not defrag the page file, you need a separate program for that that will defrag the page file on the next boot-up. |
bringing up the machine in DOS prompt only, you can delete the page file and when windows restarts in normal mode, it will recreate the page file. This is good because the page file itself can become fragmented and then you'll have a ton of problems potentially.
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