The virtual memory page file in Windows 10 is an integral part of managing your device’s memory, particularly when its RAM is full. However, it can host security vulnerabilities when it contains sensitive data that bad actors can exploit. This makes page file encryption—and how you configure this setting—crucial for the safety of your data. In this video, we’ll show you how to enable or disable virtual memory page file encryption in Windows 10 and suggest a few best practices to follow.
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