Windows 10: How to measure Swap usage on Windows

Hello,I have some questions regarding Windows:How can I determine the utilization rate of the swap space?I was able to obtain information about the utilization rate of the physical memory RAM.Similarly, I obtained information about the utilization rate of the virtual memory the utilization rate in relation to the combined capacity of the physical memory RAM and the swap space.However, I couldn't find any information on how to measure the utilization rate specifically for the swap space.Is it not possible to retrieve the utilization rate of the swap space from Windows?I appreciate your as

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SWAP usage, why?

Hi,

Thank you for posting your query on Microsoft Community. Let me assist you.

• Are you facing any issues with the system performance?

Swapping is the process of evicting infrequently used application memory from the computer's physical address space yet retaining it within the process's virtual address space.

This is done by writing it to a non-volatile backing store called a
swap volume. The swap volume is typically stored on a hard disk as either a swap file on a file system, or as a dedicated swap partition.

If an application references the memory that has been evicted from the physical address space the operating system will have to load it from the swap volume back into the physical address space before proceeding. This allows a computer to operate more
efficiently by ensuring that high speed memory is populated only with data that is frequently used.

Swap usage is the used capacity of all swap volumes that the operating system is allowed to use.

Hope this information is helpful. Please do let us know if you need further assistance, we’ll be glad to assist you.

 

what is normal swap usage?

it was subsequently explained to me that by default, rainmeter's system monitor defines "swap usage" as ram usage + swap usage.

so it doesn't seem I have a problem.

 

Data Usage for the past 30 days

Hi

Configuring data usage is no longer available in Windows 10. We suggest to either getting a program that measures data usage or contacting your ISP to check for options on measuring data usage.

Let us know if you need anything else. We're here to help.