O Example: If customer has 4 GB RAM, the formula is Maximum size: Use the formula: 1024 x PC’s current RAM x 2.Under Drive column, click the required drive that has the paging file you want to alter.Uncheck the box “Automatically manage paging file size for all drives”.Go to Control Panel > System > Advanced System Settings > Advanced tab > Performance > Settings… > Advanced > Virtual memory > Change.
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Increase the Virtual Memory and restart PC
Link: Search and Indexing troubleshooterĥ. Run Search and Indexing troubleshooter to diagnose and fix common problems with search and indexing and then try to search the files again Check the files in other drive if available (D:, E:)Ĥ. Check the files in OneDrive folders, make sure PC is connected to the Internet. Check the files in AppData and Temp folders (Windows + R and type %appdata% and %temp%). Check the files in Windows.Old/User folder ( Go to C:\Windows.old and C:\User. Use wildcard: Example, *.doc, *.mp3, *.jpg. Use Boolean filters: Tips for finding files. Make sure to unhide all files and folders before searching: Show hidden files. Check for the files using Cortana Search or File Explorer ** NOTE: backup any data created/saved while logged into the temporary profile as it will be deleted when you sign out.Ģ. Check if you have been signed in with a temporary profile. It will generate a very, very long list of all files on that directory, which you can scan through to find your files and their respective locations.ġ. If you can't find ANY of your files by name in the search box, then there's always the hard way: Open the command prompt, That will be where all your files got moved to. Up on the results list, then just right-click it and click on "open file location". Two dumb questions, sorry: first, have you looked in the other user's folders (public or administrator) for them? Second, have you tried just entering one of your file's names into the "search windows" box and hitting enter? If that file shows If you chose a "keep my files" upgrade, it may have just moved your user files into the wrong Upgrade? If not, your files are there, just not where you left them in 7, and if you don't see them in the windows.old folder, then no, going back to 7 won't help. 
Did your C: drive volume get much, much smaller after If you still have a windows.old folder, then it's been less than a month since you upgraded (that folder gets deleted 28 days after install) and it's very doubtful that anything actually got deleted.
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