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I believe I have a corrupt pagefile.sys.
With the paging file option unchecked - reboot is snappy - under 2 mins.
(control panel>system>advanced system settings>advanced tab | performance
settings>advanced tab | virtual memory change > automatically manage page
file size for all drivers = UNCHECKED)
With paging file option checked - reboot takes 43 minutes to 74 minutes.
Vista will not allow me to delete the pagefile.sys - in full boot or in save
mode boot (while unchecked as described above). The security tab on the file
says "The requested security information is either unavailable or can't be
displayed." There are no previous versions listed.
Vista Ultimate is the only os ever on this machine built especially for me.
4GB RAM.
What can I do to fix this? Or to at least get a reboot closer to 6 mins
than 60 minutes.
Thanks,
Susan Dennis
With the paging file option unchecked - reboot is snappy - under 2 mins.
(control panel>system>advanced system settings>advanced tab | performance
settings>advanced tab | virtual memory change > automatically manage page
file size for all drivers = UNCHECKED)
With paging file option checked - reboot takes 43 minutes to 74 minutes.
Vista will not allow me to delete the pagefile.sys - in full boot or in save
mode boot (while unchecked as described above). The security tab on the file
says "The requested security information is either unavailable or can't be
displayed." There are no previous versions listed.
Vista Ultimate is the only os ever on this machine built especially for me.
4GB RAM.
What can I do to fix this? Or to at least get a reboot closer to 6 mins
than 60 minutes.
Thanks,
Susan Dennis