What is the best program to clean the swapfile?

There are so many cleaners out there that I do not know which one to use. I run CCleaner regularly but it does not seem to address this.
Thanks
Answer #1
do you even know what the swap file is?
google it.
Answer #2
I recommend R-Wipe & Clean 8.6 build 1517. I’ve been using it for years. It’s the best cleaner you can get.
Info:
http://www.r-wipe.com/


Answer #3
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I really don’t understand what did you just suggest him.
do you know what is swap file?
you can’t “clean” the swap file.
Answer #4
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swap file is another name for pagefile.sys. And yes, you can delete (clean) it.
Answer #5
Pagedefrag? http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897426.aspx
Answer #6
I agree 100% with R-Wipe&Clean I set to clean and wipe page file every start (in case I have been naughty ) and of course you can its only a file as far as your pc is concerned
Answer #7
i advice yamicsoft manager of your os for example if its xp its winxp manager.
in that there is a setting to enable delete pagefile on shutdown
Answer #8
i advice yamicsoft manager of your os for example if its xp its winxp manager.
in that there is a setting to enable delete pagefile on shutdown
for me deleted is recoverable cleaned is (allmost) unrecoverable
Answer #9
i advice yamicsoft manager of your os for example if its xp its winxp manager.
in that there is a setting to enable delete pagefile on shutdown
for me deleted is recoverable cleaned is (allmost) unrecoverable
but why recover [dont say security or personal privacy] ?
just delete who does want to recover a page file [honestly dont know]
Answer #10
i advice yamicsoft manager of your os for example if its xp its winxp manager.
in that there is a setting to enable delete pagefile on shutdown
for me deleted is recoverable cleaned is (allmost) unrecoverable
but why recover [dont say security or personal privacy] ?
just delete who does want to recover a page file [honestly dont know]
bit off topic but that depends what you have been doing ?
Answer #11
I was trying to go to Dick’s Sporting Goods and well, let’s just say their URL is not dicks.com!
LOL
Answer #12
If you have enough RAM, You don’t even need a page file. Just disable it.
Answer #13
If you have enough RAM, You don't even need a page file. Just disable it.
I don’t recommend this. Games and heavy apps will refuse to work without a pagefile.