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Question about moving the pagefile to another drive. <br />
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Where i work they are &quot;moving&quot; the pagefile on C:\ but i think they are getting rid of it so i wanted to ask here so i don't look like a dumbass. <br />
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Under System &gt;&nbsp;Advanced &gt;&nbsp;Performance settings &gt;&nbsp;Advanced &gt;&nbsp;Virtual memory - Change <br />
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You have the drives listed, My work is &quot;moving the pagefile&quot; on the c drive by selecting &quot;No Paging file&quot; and then going to D:\ and setting up a paging file there.. But the way I read window 2003 server that is only setting a pagefile for D:\ &nbsp;am i right or wrong?<br />
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If i am right what is the correct process to move the pagefile from C:\ to another location. We have 18 GB HD and need to move the pagefile to free up some space.
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Question about moving the pagefile to another drive. 

Where i work they are "moving" the pagefile on C:\ but i think they are getting rid of it so i wanted to ask here so i don't look like a dumbass. 

Under System > Advanced > Performance settings > Advanced > Virtual memory - Change 

You have the drives listed, My work is "moving the pagefile" on the c drive by selecting "No Paging file" and then going to D:\ and setting up a paging file there.. But the way I read window 2003 server that is only setting a pagefile for D:\  am i right or wrong?

If i am right what is the correct process to move the pagefile from C:\ to another location. We have 18 GB HD and need to move the pagefile to free up some space.

Question about Moving the pagefile.

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