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I would/need customize my iso of "7 ultimate x64" to change the directory path of "Virtual Memory" (the path of paging file).

My goal is to set "no paging file" to "C:" (my SSD drive) and set "automatic" to "D:" (my traditional hard-disk).

How can i do it ?

Thanks


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I would/need customize my iso of "7 ultimate x64" to change the directory path of "Virtual Memory" (the path of paging file).

My goal is to set "no paging file" to "C:" (my SSD drive) and set "automatic" to "D:" (my traditional hard-disk).

How can i do it ?

Thanks

The X, here is the Registry key I use to set the page file. I assume you can alter it to suit your needs.

Reg Add "HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Memory Management" /V PagingFiles /T REG_MULTI_SZ /D "%SystemDrive%\PageFile.sys 2048 2048" /F 

I am curios, why would you not want to have your page file on the SSD? I set my file size to a fixed size, so the system does not change the size and fragment it across my HDD. Enjoy, John.

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I am curios, why would you not want to have your page file on the SSD? I set my file size to a fixed size, so the system does not change the size and fragment it across my HDD. Enjoy, John.

Thanks for your key! I'll try soon.

I want install 7 on my SSD drive via "VHD file" because it's faster then acronis to restore the OS and a lot of other reason...

The main problem is that the pagefile.sys file doesn't reside inside the vhd file; with 8Gb of ram I need at least 6Gb of pagefile and the SSD is only 64Gb.

The secondary problem is that I've read all the files that are written continuously, like the swap, temp files etc etc, it's best to save them on a traditional disk.

P.S. Sorry for my bad English :)

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Thanks for your key! I'll try soon.

I want install 7 on my SSD drive via "VHD file" because it's faster then acronis to restore the OS and a lot of other reason...

The main problem is that the pagefile.sys file doesn't reside inside the vhd file; with 8Gb of ram I need at least 6Gb of pagefile and the SSD is only 64Gb.

The secondary problem is that I've read all the files that are written continuously, like the swap, temp files etc etc, it's best to save them on a traditional disk.

P.S. Sorry for my bad English :)

The X, you are welcome and your English is just fine. Enjoy, John.

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