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What is the correct way to successfully move the paging file to a different drive on a W2K Pro system?

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by fgarber

Right click on MY Computer. Click on the advanced tab. Click on performance options. In the virtual memory area click on change. Click on the drive where you eant the paging file to be. Fill in the blanks. I'm not sure but I think you will have to leave at least some of the file on the boot drive but the bulk of it can live on other drives.

by edgoodin

Hate to answer a question with a question, but is there a huge advantage to moving the paging file? I ask because I've recently experienced terrible slowdown in W2K Terminal Server and I'm looking for any helpful hints I can find.

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