David Jones
December 12th 03, 06:54 PM
The "PF usage" in Task Manager is the combination of
physical and virtual memory commited (which isn't quite
the same as allocated). It is NOT how much of the
pagefile is in use.
If you're really interested (it's complex, but there
should always be some stuff in the paging file), you can
see the current pagefile status by opening Performance
Monitor (perfmon.exe) and adding the counters in the
Paging File section.
>-----Original Message-----
>No matter how small the paging file maximum size is set,
>including zero (No paging file), the Task Manager
>Performance tab always shows the same behavior (PF Usage
>adjusts to the application being run). Is there any way
to
>control (or disable) paging to virtual memory?
>.
>
physical and virtual memory commited (which isn't quite
the same as allocated). It is NOT how much of the
pagefile is in use.
If you're really interested (it's complex, but there
should always be some stuff in the paging file), you can
see the current pagefile status by opening Performance
Monitor (perfmon.exe) and adding the counters in the
Paging File section.
>-----Original Message-----
>No matter how small the paging file maximum size is set,
>including zero (No paging file), the Task Manager
>Performance tab always shows the same behavior (PF Usage
>adjusts to the application being run). Is there any way
to
>control (or disable) paging to virtual memory?
>.
>