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notification/error every time I logged in: Windows created a temporary paging file on your computer because of a problem that occured with your paging file configuration when you started your computer. The total paging file size for all disk drives may be somewhat http://notely.blogspot.com/2011/08/solution-for-persisting-windows-created.html larger than the size you specified After clicking OK, it would open the virtual memory settings http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2190821/windows-creating-temporary-paging-file.html without any explanation of what you were supposed to check or do there. This evidently happens because pagefile.sys, the file that Windows uses for virtual memory, has become corrupted in some way. This Microsoft Answers article recommends running an SFC (system file check). Here's how to run an SFC. This did not solve the problem for me, but it is something you should paging file try first. Here's how I cleared it up: Log in under a local Administrator account. (Do this after each restart in these instructions as well.) If it's not already open, open the virtual memory settings by rich-clicking on Computer, → Properties → Advanced System Settings → click the Advanced tab → Under Performance, click Settings, go to Advanced tab, finally under Virtual Memory section click the Change button. Uncheck the Autmatically manage paging file size for all drives checkbox. Set created a temporary a "Custom size" for the paging file on the C drive: 0MB initial, 0MB maximum. Click OK, close all dialog boxes, and restart your computer. After logging in again, delete the file C:\pagefile.sys To do this, you may need to change your folder settings so you can see it first. Open a window of your C: drive and click Organize at the top, then Folder and Search Options Click the View tab, and make sure Show hidden files, folders and drives is turned on, and that Hide protected system files is not checked. Click OK and go back to your C: drive, find pagefile.sys and delete it. Now go back to the virtual memory settings (see step 2 above) and set the paging file for the C: drive to System managed size, and then make sure the Automatically manage paging file size for all drives checkbox is checked. Click OK, close all dialog boxes, and restart your computer. A summary of what this does: By temporarily turning off virtual memory, you allow yourself to delete the (now-corrupt) paging file. Then when you re-enable virtual memory, Windows automatically builds a new paging file from scratch, and voilà, problem solved. I was helped by this thread at geekstogo.com although I did not find it necessary to do any editing of the Registry or any of that jazz. Try the simplest solution first, I always say. Labels: virtual-memory ,
Gaming Smartphones Tablets Windows 8 PSUs Android Your question Get the answer Tom's Hardware>Forum>Windows 8>Windows keeps creating a temporary paging file> Solved Windows keeps creating a temporary paging file Tags: USB3 Windows Windows 8 External Hard Drive SSD Pagefile Hard Drives Last response: 23 June 2014 08:10 in Windows 8 Share 1kca 22 June 2014 10:15:50 Every time I boot into Windows now, a message pops up telling me that's Windows has created a paging file on my C drive and it may be larger than what I originally specified. Before this, my setup consisted of: 1x SSD [C] 2x HDD [D & E] I moved the paging file off of the SSD and onto the D drive to reduce writes onto the SSD. Recently, in order to keep GPU temps under control, I removed the drive cages in my case to allow unobstructed airflow to the cards, meaning I had to mount my SSD behind the motherboard and put my HDDs in an external enclosure. This is where the problem started. After some digging, it just seems like it takes too long to find the external HDDs during boot so Windows creates the paging file on the only drive it detects in that time frame - the SSD. The thing is, even when I disable the paging file entirely, it the message still pops up, but just not every single time. When I create a small paging file on the SSD, the problem goes away but that's the one thing I wanted to avoid. How can I get rid of the message whilst keeping the paging file off the SSD? OS is Win8.1 Pro and external enclosure is connected via USB 3 More about : windows creating temporary paging file dodger46 a c 496 * Windows 8 22 June 2014 13:10:11 Given that the speed of a paging file on an external HDD is way less than that of DDR3 RAM it's going to be worse than useless, just do without. (Provided you have at least 4Gb RAM and don't run any progs that can't do without a Paging File!) See http://www.thessdreview.com/ssd-guides/optimization-gui... m 0 l 1kca 22 June 2014 14:00:23 I have 16GB RAM and when I ran the system without one in the past, I didn't run into any problems but when I do disable it, it doesn't seem to stop the message permanently. It will still appear on boot, telling me it's created a paging file larger than I specified but then it will list the paging file siz