Swap Files ?
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>>Is there a way to wipe the swap file on a Win2K system?
>>and if so, how?
You can set it to wipe swap file on shutdown. This is just a one-pass wipe. You can have the swap file on a separate partition. Unfortunately, you need to keep a small swap file on the C: drive.
You could just install loads of ram and turn off the swap-file.
Garrett
>>and if so, how?
You can set it to wipe swap file on shutdown. This is just a one-pass wipe. You can have the swap file on a separate partition. Unfortunately, you need to keep a small swap file on the C: drive.
You could just install loads of ram and turn off the swap-file.
Garrett
quote:Originally posted by admin
>>Is there a way to wipe the swap file on a Win2K system?
>>and if so, how?
You can set it to wipe swap file on shutdown. This is just a one-pass wipe. You can have the swap file on a separate partition. Unfortunately, you need to keep a small swap file on the C: drive.
You could just install loads of ram and turn off the swap-file.
Garrett
Okay, I have 1.1GB of RAM,
how would I turn off Swap file?
but first, delete the swap file, that was there.
Richard
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>>Is there a way to wipe the swap file on a Win2K system?
>>and if so, how?
You can set it to wipe swap file on shutdown. This is just a one-pass wipe. You can have the swap file on a separate partition. Unfortunately, you need to keep a small swap file on the C: drive.
You could just install loads of ram and turn off the swap-file.
Garrett
Okay, I have 1.1GB of RAM,
how would I turn off Swap file?
but first, delete the swap file, that was there.
Richard
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