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re: Solutions to ''Slow System Startup''
Sunday, September 12, 2004 at 11:01 pm Windows XP Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by mimteatr
(4 messages posted)
I have 2 disks: "Disk 0" containing C (29,29 GB) and D (27,97 GB) & "Disk 1" containing
G (2 GB) and H (17,14 GB) but my XPPRO Computer Management console says that D +
G are the primary partition while C + H are the extended partition and the logical
drive.... I'm confused now!!!
But if I understood you right maybe i shouldn't bother with the above details but
put the swap file on, let's say, H? 1G will do it (I have 512 MB RAM but my System
Properties show only 480 MB...)?
Thanks :-)
Maurice
On Sunday, September 12, 2004 at 5:37 pm, 666 wrote:
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>>I have 4 partitions (...)
>>Should I create a separate swap-file to each partition or just one for all and
in
>>this case, where should I create it?
>
>4 partitions on how many drives?
>
>A swap file on a different partition on the SAME disk as your windows folder will
>slow your system down, so if all your partitions are on a single HD just leave the
>swap file on your windows partition.
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>If you have two or more drives, put the swap file on one or more of the disks without
>windows.
>
>Splitting your swap file only makes sense if all the parts are on different physical
>drives, otherwise your HD read head will jump all over the drive and you're system
>will run like traffic on monday morning.
>
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