the article is “Decipher Task Manager’s page file usage data”.
(by Greg Shultz)
http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-10878_11-5071997.html
i found it very interesting,
but i just couldn’t understand something very profound there.it says:
“you can come up with a rough estimate of the actual size of the page file by subtracting the Total Commit Charge from the Available Physical Memory”
i think,shouldn’t we subtract the occupied physical memory(total-available) from the commit charge to get the current usage of the page file?
and the logic behind that is:
the commit has the physical and the page file,
if we subtract from it the the physical we get the page file.
