It should be located on your main system drive and should be twice the size of your installed RAM. Opinions vary on this.But you only need one paging file. (I can see that I have no Paging File Size for my external maxtor E:\ drive) Should every Drive have a Paging File Size or is it only the system drive C:\ that need a Paging File Size ? On the "Advanced" screen in section "Virtual memory" press "Change" button M圜omputer -> Properties -> Advanced -> Performance settings. This saves a lot of drilling through the system to disable/enable the adapter. You can re-enable the network port at any time by right clicking it in Device Manager and selecting "Enable".Ī slighly better way of doing this on multipurpose computers (And one that works just as well with wireless network adapters) is to rightclick the network adapter in the "Network Connections" window and select "Create Shortcut" this will put a shortcut on the desktop that can then be drug onto the task bar and will remain there regardless of wether or not the network adapter is active or not. Simply right click it and select "Disable" and the asscociated icon should dissapear from the task bar and the network connections properties page. If you do use the computer to connect to the internet or a network once and a while this is where you want to disable the network adapter.
If you disable it in BIOS it will dissapear from Device Manager since the computer can no longer "See" it.
2) Should I disable everything in M圜omputer - Device Manager - Network adapters.
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