Windows 10: I moved my page file but apparently it's still present on previous dri

I moved my page file to a different drive but according to WinDirStat, there's still a pagefile.sys on the previous drive. It doesn't appear in Windows Explorer even with hidden files set to show. How can I get rid of it? Thanks.

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Removal of One Drive from my computer.

I have found that to attach a photo from my picture files to an e mail is not now as easy as it was with previous windows versions. Having apparently deleted One drive from my system, it still displays a page headed One drive with picture files etc when
I try to attach a photo from this One drive file to an e mail, it does not respond.

Please cananyboddy help.

Regards Cliff

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Windows don't Start proparbly

Lately my laptop doesn't start normaly. Start-up repair didn't help. I dried to fix it over command prompt.

With dism.exe/online/cleanup-image/restorehealth I run into error 50.

I dried to delete miniNT key but in this file wasn't in the location mentioned in some posts.

I dried dism.exe/image:C:\cleanup-image/revertpendingactions but there I run into error 1639...

I also dried bootrec .exe/mbr bootrec.exe/fixboot bootrec.exe/rebuildbcd

But "the system cannot find the path specified"...

I also dried to reset windows...

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@THX1138
To change that:

• uncheck the “Automatically manage paging file size for all drives” setting.
• click on the drive you want to move pagefile.sys to.
• click on System Managed Size.
• click Set.
• click on the drive currently holding pagefile.sys (probably C*Smile
• click on No paging file.
• click Set.
• click on OK.