Win98 manages virtual memory
Why should I let Windows 98 manage virtual memory ?
If you let Windows 98 manage virtual memory, it will try to grow/shrink the swap file as required. On systems with low disk space this is actually a good thing, because it doesn't instantly eat hard drive space. On systems with large hard drives this will become an annoyance, and the swap file will fragment, slowing down swapping.
If you let Windows 98 manage virtual memory, it will try to grow/shrink the swap file as required. On systems with low disk space this is actually a good thing, because it doesn't instantly eat hard drive space. On systems with large hard drives this will become an annoyance, and the swap file will fragment, slowing down swapping.