Windows 10 System and Compressing Memory Problem...

Jason Ua

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I installed Windows 10 and there is a task called 'System and Compressing Memory' that makes my disk goes to 100% and makes my computer lag.. Please tell me why that happens...
Thank you for your time
 


Solution
This process is part of the kernel and is required. I believe it is responsible for moving data in and out of memory to the pagefile and hibernation file. Try disabling both features.

For hibernation
  • Open an elevated command prompt and type powercfg /h off
For system pagefile
  • Press (Windows Key + x)
  • Click on System
  • Click on Advanced System Settings
  • Under Performance click the settings button
  • Click on the advanced tab
  • Under "Virtual Memory" click Change
  • Uncheck Automatically Manage..."
  • Click the "No Page File" radio button and click Set
  • Reboot
I restarted my PC, so it does not happen any more... But I still have that process when I installed Windows 10 again???
 


This is a normal process, and a feature that allows Memory Manager to compress infrequently accessed memory pages. You may want to run a memory test to be sure there are no faults in your RAM, also make sure you install all updates as I believe this process has had one update since it's introduction. I believe this compressed memory may be flushed to a disk store, so if your hard drive is slow for some reason it could affect the speed of this operation greatly.

For those of you with Insider Hub installed, you can open the following link in Edge and it should open in the Hub:
insiderhub://announcements/4ff2fa6c-cf48-4ee5-990b-437010db59af
 


This process is part of the kernel and is required. I believe it is responsible for moving data in and out of memory to the pagefile and hibernation file. Try disabling both features.

For hibernation
  • Open an elevated command prompt and type powercfg /h off
For system pagefile
  • Press (Windows Key + x)
  • Click on System
  • Click on Advanced System Settings
  • Under Performance click the settings button
  • Click on the advanced tab
  • Under "Virtual Memory" click Change
  • Uncheck Automatically Manage..."
  • Click the "No Page File" radio button and click Set
  • Reboot
 


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