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Clear Page file (swap file) at PC shutdown
Windows uses part of a hard drive space as "virtual memory". A swap file (or pagefile) is a space on the hard disk used as the virtual memory extension of computer RAM. If Windows does not have enough actual memory, it uses swap file. Page file (swap file) is a hidden system file (pagefile.sys). If you want to see it, you should change your file viewing settings to "show hidden and system files". Swap file (pagefile) is usually located on the drive where your system is installed on, While working on PC, you use different programs - so page file (swap file) may contain sensitive or confidential information, some applications may store "clear" passwords. To protect your privacy you may want to delete swap file (page file) so nobody could see your data in the swap file.
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 Tips:
The fastest way to clear history tracks:
 Double-click on Clear All History desktop icon
Click 'Tools' button in program toolbar.
Select What to Clear item.
Click 'Quick select' button.
Click 'Clear all selected items' button or click 'Clear All'
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How to clear Page file (swap file) at PC shutdown:
• Double-click on Clear All History desktop icon
• Click 'Tools' button  in the toolbar.
• Select What to Clear -> Windows History item.
• Check the 'Clear Page file (swap file) at PC shutdown' option.
• Click the 'Apply'.
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 Back to 'Clear Windows History'
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