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supersonic_oasis
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Hi all,
I have a 64bit Windows 2003 R2 machine. It is an exchange server, and it is
starting to run out of space on the C: drive (only 2.6 GB left). Pretty much
the only thing that puts files on the C: drive are Windows Updates. I was
thinking about making some changes to the swap file to make some room. The
server has 32GB of RAM. The swap files are currently setup as follows:
C: 2046-4092 MB
E: 2046-49149 MB
My question is this: What if I change the size of the swap partition on the
C: drive to say...300MB? That would give me plenty of room, as the swap file
is currently taking up 2.5GB. Is it safe to do this?
Any help is appreciated, thanks.
I have a 64bit Windows 2003 R2 machine. It is an exchange server, and it is
starting to run out of space on the C: drive (only 2.6 GB left). Pretty much
the only thing that puts files on the C: drive are Windows Updates. I was
thinking about making some changes to the swap file to make some room. The
server has 32GB of RAM. The swap files are currently setup as follows:
C: 2046-4092 MB
E: 2046-49149 MB
My question is this: What if I change the size of the swap partition on the
C: drive to say...300MB? That would give me plenty of room, as the swap file
is currently taking up 2.5GB. Is it safe to do this?
Any help is appreciated, thanks.