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Originally Posted by Digerati
What version of Windows?
Why is there no page file on that drive? FTR, there is NO reason the page file should be disabled. It can be moved to a secondary and faster drive but even then, one should be left enabled on the boot drive. By far, the best option is to just leave the Windows default settings alone! Even if you have 128GB of RAM installed, you should still have a Page File.
There is no article or white paper anywhere by any virtual memory expert that says it is better to disable to the page file.
How much free disk space do you have?
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Windows 10, fully up to date with updates.
One of the suggestions I read online was to disable the page file.... I'll re-enable this now.
I currently have 360GB free (of 930GB). Funnily enough, the HDD has started behaving itself again since posting and running these tests after several weeks of it being constantly 100% and nigh on unusable. But I will keep an eye on it.