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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk
I have read that disabling virtual memory, rebooting then defragging with the installed windows program will also defrag the page file. Then enable virtual memory when done, reboot. Is there any truth to this?
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I leave that one up to others.
Resetting the VM to max for both keeps it from thinking about it ( only watchout for applications that have a set Scratch Disk like Adobe Premiere or Illustrator etc)
Best bet is to reset VM, reboot, then install the diskkeeper trial.
Do the defrags, and set I-Faast (optimizes frequently used applications) then do a Boot-time defrag: Paging file, Master File Table and CHKDSK util. Viewing the screen/report after defrag is optional, but might be interesting.
Cheers
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