I encountered a problem of my PC with Windows 7 shutting down too slow (about 110 seconds). Being otherwise really happy with Windows 7 and it's stability, I investigated what causes this slow shutdown.
Turns out the solution was pretty easy. Some Windows 7 tuning utility allowed me to set some "security setting" which deleted the pagefile.sys each time I was shutting down the computer. Luckily, I stumbled upon this site with solution.
Turns out the solution was pretty easy. Some Windows 7 tuning utility allowed me to set some "security setting" which deleted the pagefile.sys each time I was shutting down the computer. Luckily, I stumbled upon this site with solution.
- Run gpedit.msc
- Find the thread Computer configuration/Windows settings/Security settings/Local ploicies/Security options/
- Find the Shutdown:Clear virtual memory pagefile setting
- Set it to Disabled
- Reboot
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