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Originally Posted by mithrandir
The normal rule for locating a swap file is to put it in the busiest partition on your least used drive.
I would put it on C: with the size fixed at 4GB (or 8GB if you have 64 bit Windows), and install SysInternals' pagedfrg.exe running at every boot to tidy up all the files that can't be defraged with Windows running.
Installing apps on D: won't save you much when it comes to doing the regular 6 monthly Windows rebuild. They all install bits and pieces in %SystemRoot% or %windir% or %SystemDrive% and in your layout that's C:
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I personally can't wait untill windows start using the ROOT partition and HOME partition and SWAP partition like LINUX do.