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Chapter 1 Installing Windows
Note the following when specifying a paging file size:
The paging file is used to collect debug information (dump file). The boot volume must have a
paging file of its initial size ("total size of physical memory" + 400 MB (total size of physical memory
+ 1,100MB when the total size is 4 TB or more) is enough to store the dump file. Make sure to
specify a sufficient paging file size.
See "System Partition Size" in Chapter 1 (3.1 Precautions of Windows Server 2019 Installation) for
recommended value.
When DIMM is added, re-specify the paging file according to the increased memory size.
If an error occurs in setting the paging file to a drive exceeding 2TB, close [Virtual memory] and
[Performance Options], and then set in the following way.
ex. Setting the paging file in drive C with 4096 MB as Initial size, 8192MB as Maximum size.
1. Start command prompt as Administrator and execute the following command.
wmic computersystem set AutomaticManagedPagefile=false
wmic pagefileset delete
2. Restart the Windows system.
3. Start command prompt as Administrator and execute the following command.
wmic pagefileset create name="C:\pagefile.sys"
wmic pagefileset set InitialSize=4096, MaximumSize=8192
4. Restart the Windows system.
11. Click OK.
If a message to restart Windows appears, restart the system according to on-screen message.
Specification of the memory dump settings is now complete.
Installation Guide (Windows Server 2019)
4. Setting up for Maintenance
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