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  1. 11th Apr 2004 13:13 #1
    nissmo300
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    Is there a program that erases your pagefile upon reboot or something similar?
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    sure -- make it zero size and reboot ...

    XP recreats the page file on each boot anyway ..
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    http://aumha.org/win5/a/xpvm.php more info
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    you can clear it


    control panel > administrative tools > Local Security Policy

    In the pane on the left,

    Local Policies > Local Security Settings

    scroll to the bottom and you'll see a line that says

    "Shutdown: Clear virtual memory pagefile"

    Right click it and select enable.


    I like this tweak but it does slow your shutdown time considerably, so if you are doing something that requires that you reboot quite a few times in a row you'll want to disable this.
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