To open the Framework window, press Windows key + Delay/Tear.
On the left, select "Cutting edge framework settings".
Modify Virtual Memory Configurations
Select "Settings" from the drop-down menu next to the Exhibition section in the Framework Properties box.
Click "Change" under Virtual Memory on the "High level" tab.
Uncheck As a result, monitor the paging record size across all drives.
Go to the framework drive (often C:) and select "Custom size."
Set the underlying and maximum sizes to the same value (in MB). A good rule of thumb is to set the value to 1.5 times your introduced Smash (for example, if you have 8GB of Slam, set the value to 12288 MB).
To put the changes into effect, click "Set" and then "Alright."
On Windows 11, the "Page Fault in Nonpaged Area" error can be irritating. Yet, now that you're outfitted with the four strategies shrouded in this blog entry, you can break down and resolve this issue. To keep your framework with everything looking great, watch out for equipment issues, keep your drivers and Windows refreshed, change your virtual memory settings, and run a plate check habitually. By following these guidelines, you can ensure a more streamlined and error-free computing experience on your Windows 11 device. Programming with joy!
