Set virtual memory paging file default Windows 7, Vista Search. To set the paging file to the default size, follow these steps. Quit all applications. Click the Advanced tab, and then click Settings in the Performance area.
Click the Advanced tab, and then click Change in the Virtual Memory area. What if you receive the Windows created a temporary paging file error when starting your PC or changing some settings? When booting up your computer or trying to change some settings every time, you may get a paging file error that is very annoying.
The detailed error message is:. The error is related to pagefile. In most cases, the system file is corrupted. As a result, Windows thinks it has to create a new pagefile. According to users, this error often happens on Windows 7 but it may occur in Windows Luckily, you can fix the issue and the methods are introduced below. However, due to the existence of a bug, Windows may incorrectly think the audio CD is installed as a fixed hard drive since it cannot read the disk and create the pagefile.
As a result, Windows has created a temporary paging file. I have recently been getting the page file error message everytime I boot into Windows. I have Windows 7 Professional 32Bit installed. I ended up on this page while looking for a solution. I have just this minute corrected what was causing the problem on my PC, I'm not suggesting that it will solve all instances of this error message but it worked for me. I noticed that my 40Gb partition, which is my main operating system partition, was almost full only about Mb free.
I decided to delete the 20Gb partition and donate the available space to the 40Gb partition. I now no longer get the "Windows has created a temporary page file I'm assuming from this that my error message was generated due to the lack of space available on my boot partition for the page file to be created correctly.
There was no mention of available space being an issue in the error message. Seems a bit simple to be true but this is what the root of my problem was.
Hope this helps others. This folder is at the top of the window. Select the Temp folder. Click the Temp folder, which is near the bottom of the window, to select it. This tab is in the upper-left corner of the window.
Click Properties. It's at the bottom of the drop-down menu. Clicking it prompts a new window to open. Uncheck the "Read-only" box. You'll find this near the bottom of the window. Click Apply. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. Click OK when prompted. This will ensure that everything in the Temp folder is affected by the removal of the "Read-only" protection. You may have to click Continue or Skip , or otherwise verify that you want to remove read-only protection from this folder, before continuing.
Click OK. It's at the bottom of the window. You can now proceed with deleting the Temp folder's contents. Double-click the Temp folder to open it in Windows Explorer. Select all of the folder's files. Click Organize again and then click Select all , or press the Ctrl and A keys at the same time.
Delete the files. Press your computer's Del key, or click Organize and then click Delete in the drop-down menu. Doing so will move the Temp folder's contents into the Recycle Bin. You'll need to empty the Recycle Bin in order to permanently remove these files from your computer. There may be a couple of system files in the Temp folder. If so, you won't be able to delete these. They'll only take up a few kilobytes of space. Part 3. Click the My Computer tab again. It's on the left side of the Windows Explorer window.
Double-click your hard drive. This will re-open your hard drive's folder. Double-click the Windows folder. It's usually near the middle of this window.
Scroll down and select the Temp folder. Remove the Temp folder's read protection. Click Apply Click OK when prompted.
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