How To Fix Fragmented Virtual Memory
Computing : Operating Systems The Windows Swap File acts as "extra memory" for your computer when regular RAM (Random Access Memory) is used up. Sometimes, this virtual memory can get fragmented on your hard drive, causing slowdowns! To remedy this there are three solutions. 1) Copy the swap file to an empty disk and de-fragment the file. Then copy it back. This can be dangerous and somewhat risky. I do not recommend this! 2) Delete the swap file and let Windows reallocate it. I do not recommend this, either! This might cause your system to freeze up or not to boot. 3) Buy a third party product and let it defrag the swap file. This is probably the best solution because it allows a de-fragmentation of the swap file with minimal danger to your system.
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