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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	I'm also grateful for the clarification, Tao. Turning your system restore off is pretty pointless from that point of view, unless you are trying to avoid system snapshots from being made during the cleaning proccess. You'll never end up with a half-clean system snapshot, true, but will still have plenty of pre-cleaning ones. One more, what difference does it make? As for the defragmenting of the page file, erhm, that's not happening. It's non movable, and windows writes it the best way it can everytime. Every boot, if you wish it so. You are just defragmenting the free space, so the page file can be accomodated better - and become less fragmentented that way. A better approach would be to manually set a fixed size to the page file, create a partition or even a hard disk with ~2x that same size, and allocate it there. Zero fragmentation, because you'll only be using the drive for 1 file. [i]~this is not a signature~[/i] Loading...
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