0 How To Clear Your Private Data Automatically On System Shutdown

How To Clear Your Private And Sensitive Information Automatically On System Shutdown?

During data processing some operating systems use the hard disk as memory, called virtual memory. During processing, operating system transfers some data and programs from RAM to hard disk and reloads again when required. The data or programs are stored in hard disk in temporary file called the swap file. This technique of swapping data between memory and hard disk is called paging.

Operating system spends a lot of time in paging process, instead of executing the application software. But the problem is that while working you use different software programs on computer and page file may contain your confidential information or stored in non encrypted format. To reduce this risk, you can set your computer to clear out page file automatically each time you shutdown your computer.

Follow the given simple steps to set your system clear page file automatically.

Note: Log-In in your Administrative Account .....

Step1: Click on "Start" >> "Control Panel" >> "Administrative Tools".

Step2: Now "Local Security Settings" panel will appear, on left side of this panel click on "Local Policies". Here click on "Security Options"

Step3: Then at Right side Find the "Shutdown: Clear virtual memory pagefile" option double click on it.

Step4: Now small dialog box will appear with options, "Enabled or Disabled" the page file.

select Enable >> click Apply then click OK.

~~~That's it You have done~~~