The virtual memory feature on Windows 11, just like on today's smartphones with expandable virtual RAM, stores frequently accessed data on your computer's storage device for quick recall, giving your computer a decent performance boost if it's struggling to keep up. While Windows has the ability to automatically increase and decrease the paging size, it is better to manually change it in case of significant performance degradation. Windows lets you easily manage virtual memory, and here's how.
How to set virtual memory Windows 11 | Increase RAM & Speed Up Windows 11 | Adjust paging memory
There are a couple of ways you can manage virtual memory in Windows 11. The easiest way to do it is through the Settings app, but you can also get it done with specific Command Prompt commands.
The Windows Management Instrumentation Command can be used to change the search to manual and the allocated memory from the storage device.
Were you able to increase virtual memory on Windows by following this guide? Let us know if you have any doubts.
