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> -----Original Message----- > From: pctech-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx / John Brandt Sr. > Sent: Friday, September 17, 2004 10:38 AM > > Dan, > To make sure it is a program problem, modify your autoexec.bat file for > one reboot. Add the following: > CD \windows > attrib -s -r -h *.swp > del *.swp > After you reboot, either comment them out with a REM statement before each > line, or remove it entirely. Defrag your drive(s). If your paging file > gets too large or too fragmented in Win98/98SE, it can cause your system > to thrash itself trying to find the fragments of the swap file. I don't think this is the problem since I created a small partition which contains only the swap file. But I'll give this a go anyway. Any reason why you couldn't just delete the swap file at every reboot? db
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