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tjustin
I have found that adding more RAM makes a larger Swap file ????
Shouldn't it get smaller as I add more RAM? I know the swap file
takes the place of Ram when it's needed, so why is it working
backwards and making the swap file larger?
For the actual readings, I had 128megs of Ram, I just added another
128 megs. This is for Windows98.
Shouldn't it get smaller as I add more RAM? I know the swap file
takes the place of Ram when it's needed, so why is it working
backwards and making the swap file larger?
For the actual readings, I had 128megs of Ram, I just added another
128 megs. This is for Windows98.