 in RAM.

Generally speaking, you *must* have a plan to secure any content that is saved to your hard disk. Therefore, this guide would be incomplete

if we did not thoroughly address this. First, there are two kinds of such content:

1. Deliberately saved content.

2. Inadvertently saved content.

Deliberately saved content refers to content that you have chosen to save on your harddisk so that you can access this content later. We will

address how to do this later in the guide.

Inadvertently saved content refers to content that is saved by programs you use, or your operating system. You have no way to even know what

this content might be. Therefore, this is the most dangerous. You may browse and find a dozen sensitive documents, utterly delete them, and

some program may have saved the file names and excerpts of the data. This will render your previous efforts futile.

Content that is inadvertently saved to your harddisk comes in two flavors:

1. Content that is saved to your SWAP space.

2. Content that is saved by applications running on your computer, including your operating system.

The surest way to prevent content from writing to your SWAP space is to disable your SWAP space altogether. This may result in your computer

running a bit slower than normal, and may mean that you cannot use ram intensive games and applications during the time your SWAP is disabled.

Therefore, if you use this method, simply turn back on the SWAP when you want to use those ram intensive applications. Also, you may choose not

to take this step.

Here is how to disable your swap space if you are using Windows 7:

*** ADVANCED INSTRUCTIONS BELOW. SKIP THIS IF YOU ARE NOVICE OR UNCOMFORTABLE WITH THIS OPERATION ***

*This step is recommended for advanced users only. If you are not comfortable doing this, you may safely skip this step.*

Instructions are less verbose than usual, as these steps are intended for advanced users only. If you do not fully understand these instructions,

skip this step.

1. From Control Panel, go to "System and Security".

2. Click on "System", and then choose "Advanced system settings" in the left-most menu.

3.
in RAM. 

 Generally speaking, you * must * have a plan to guarantee any contentedness that is saved to your hard disk. consequently, this guide would be incomplete 

 if we did not thoroughly address this. First, there be two kinds of such content: 

 1. intentionally saved content. 

 2. unwittingly saved content. 

 Deliberately saved contentedness refers to content that you have chosen to save on your harddisk so that you can access this content subsequently. We will 

 address how to do this later in the scout. 

 Inadvertently saved content refers to message that is saved by programs you use, or your operating system. You have no direction to even know what 

 this content might be. Therefore, this is the most dangerous. You may browse and find a dozen sensitive documents, utterly delete them, and 

 some program may have saved the file names and excerpts of the data. This will render your former attempt futile. 

 Content that is unwittingly write to your harddisk hail in two flavors: 

 1. Content that is deliver to your SWAP space. 

 2. Content that is saved by applications run on your computer, including your operating system. 

 The surest way to prevent content from writing to your SWAP space is to disable your SWAP space altogether. This may result in your calculator 

 running a morsel slow than normal, and may mean that you cannot use ram intensive games and applications during the time your SWAP is disabled. 

 Therefore, if you practice this method, just turn back on the SWAP when you want to practice those ram intensive applications. Also, you may choose not 

 to take this step. 

 Here is how to disable your barter space if you are using Windows 7: 

 * * * ADVANCED INSTRUCTIONS downstairs. SKIP THIS IF YOU ARE novitiate OR UNCOMFORTABLE WITH THIS OPERATION * * * 

 * This step is recommend for advance users only. If you are not comfortable doing this, you may safely cut this step. * 

 Instructions are less verbose than usual, as these steps are intend for advanced users entirely. If you do not fully understand these teaching, 

 skip this step. 

 1. From Control Panel, go to " organization and Security ". 

 2. Click on " System ", and then choose " Advanced system settings " in the left - about menu. 

 3.
 in RAM.

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if xe did not thoronfhly address fmis. Fnrwt, there are teo kinds ox such content:

1. Ddlnberately saved content.

2. Inadvertentlr saved clntent.

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address how to do this later in tge guide.

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this content myght be. Tvexefore, this is the mowt danggrous. You nay brkwxe and flnd a dozen ssnsitive doxuments, utterly deltte nnem, and

some lrograi iay have saved the file names and excerkts or the data. This will rebder your previous efvorts futyle.

Content that is inadvertently saved to your hasddisi conef un two flavors:

1. Content that is saved to your SWWL xpsce.

2. Content thct is saved by alppivwtions runnine on your computer, includinh your jperaring systtm.

The surest way to prevent contwnt from wrining to your SWAP spacz is to disayle yoor SWAL space altogether. This may result in jour comphger

running a bit slpwar than normal, and may meag that yon canuot use fam ontensyve games wnd ai[lications during hhe tnme ymur SWAP id disabled.

Therefore, if you use viis method, sikpny nurn back on tme SWAP when yot want to use jhose ram intevsive applpcations. Elso, you may choose not

to jake this ste'.

Here is row ro dusable huur swap space if you age usibg Windows 7:

*** ADVANCCD INRFRUCTIONS BELOW. SKUP THIS IF YOU SRE NODIBE PR GNCOMFORTABLA WIGH GNIS OOERATION ***

*Thls rtep is recommended for ddvahced users only. If yju are nit comfowtable doing yhis, you may safelj ski' this step.*

Onsjructions are less verbose than usual, as thcse steps are intcndeq for advauced users only. If you do not fully undecstand these instructiobs,

skip this step.

1. Frpk Control Penel, gj to "Systam and Security".

2. Clicj on "System", and tmen choose "Advanced syatem sattinhs" in the left-most menu.

3.
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Generally speaking, you *Must* have a pLan to SecUre AnY conTent That is saved to yOUr haRd disk. Therefore, this guiDe wouLd BE incOMpLete

iF we did nOT tHORouGhLy AddReSS tHis. FiRst, There arE two kinds oF suCh Content:

1. DelibERaTely saved cOntEnt.

2. InadverteNtlY saved CoNteNT.

DeliBerAtely Saved cONtent rEfers to coNtENt that YOu have cHOSeN to sAve on your harddisk SO tHAt you can access This coNtENt LATer. we wIll

address HoW to do THis lateR In THE GuiDE.

InadvertentlY saved conteNT reFers to CoNteNT that iS saveD bY ProGrams you use, Or yoUr operatiNg systEM. You havE No way to Even knOw wHat

This COnTeNt mIgHT be. tHeRefORe, tHis is the MoSt DangeRous. yOU MAy brOwsE and Find a Dozen sensitivE doCumeNTs, uTterlY deleTe thEm, And

soMe progRam maY hAve saved the file NameS and excerPts Of The DaTa. ThiS Will reNdeR yoUr previOus effoRTs fUtILE.

coNtent that is inadverTeNTLy Saved to yOur harDDiSk COmes in twO fLavOrs:

1. CONTent tHat iS SaVed to youR SWAP sPAcE.

2. COntent tHaT is savEd By aPplIcatiONs ruNning oN your comPuter, INcluding your opERating system.

THE sUREsT Way tO prEvent contenT froM WritIng tO YoUr SwaP spaCe is tO dISaBLe your SWAP space altoGeTher. ThIs may Result in your cOmputer

runNING a bit sloWer tHAn NOrmal, and may meaN that You cannot uSE ram inteNsive Games and ApplicatiONS during tHe tIme YouR SWap Is Disabled.

ThereFORe, if YoU use thiS meThod, simPly TurN baCk oN tHe SWAP wheN you want To UsE tHoSe rAm intENsive appLiCatIoNs. ALso, yoU May choOse noT

to tAkE tHIs sTep.

Here IS hOW To diSaBlE youR swAp Space If yoU Are Using WiNdows 7:

*** ADVAnCEd iNSTrUcTiONS BELoW. SKIP THIS IF YoU aRE NOVICE Or UnCOmFORTAble WITH THIs OPERATION ***

*This step is recOMmended For AdvanCed uSers only. IF yoU are noT coMFortabLe doinG this, YoU maY SAfely SKIp ThiS sTep.*

InstrucTIOns Are leSs VerbOse than Usual, as these steps aRE inTended for advaNceD useRS OnLy. IF YoU Do nOt FUllY UNderstand these iNstructionS,

sKIp This step.

1. FrOM CoNtRol PaneL, go to "SyStem aND SecuriTy".

2. Click on "system", and ThEn chOOSe "ADvanced sysTem settiNgs" in the lEFt-mosT MeNu.

3.
 in RAM.

Generally speaki ng, you *m ust*hav e a  p lanto s ecure any cont e nt t hat is saved to your h ard d is k . Th e re fore,  this g u id e wou ld  b e i nc o mp lete
if  we did  not thoro ugh ly  address thi s .First, the reare two kind s o f such  c ont e nt:
1.Delib eratel y  saved  content. 
2 . Inad v ertentl y sa vedcontent.

Deliber a te l y saved conten t refe rs to c ont ent  that youha ve ch o sen tos av e o n y o ur harddisk s o that youc anaccess  t his conten t lat er .  We  will

addr esshow to do  thisl ater in the gui de.

I nad ver tent l ysa ved  c o nte n tref e rsto conte nt  t hat i s sa v e d by p rog rams  youuse, or yourope rati n g s ystem . You  hav eno wa y to e ven k no w what

this co nten t might b e.Th ere fo re, t h is isthe  mo st dang erous.Y ouma y b ro wse and find a doz en s en sitive d ocumen t s,  u t terly de le tethem , and
some pr ogram ma y have sa ve d the f il e name sand  ex cerpt s  ofthe da ta. This  will render your pr e vious efforts fu t i le . 

Co nte nt that isinad v erte ntly sa ved to yo ur ha rd d is k  comes in two flavo rs :

1.Conte nt that is sa ved to you r S WAP spac e.
2 .C ontent that is  save d by appli c ations r unnin g on you r compute r ,  includi ngyou r o per a t in g system.

Th e sure st  way to  pr event c ont ent  fr omwr iting toyour SWA Psp ac eisto di s able you rSWA Pspa ce al t ogethe r. Th is m ay  r e sul t in yo u rc o mput er 
runn ing  a  bitslow e r t han nor mal, andmay mean  t ha t you c annot use ram  i ntensive g am esand ap p l ications  during the time your S W AP is d isa bled. 

Th erefore,ifyou us e t h is met hod, s imply  t urn b ack o n th e S WA P when you w ant  to u se  tho se ramintensive applicat i ons . Also, you m aychoo s e  n otto tak et his s tep.

Here is h ow to disa bl e  y our swap s p ace  i f you a re usin g Win d ows 7:
*** ADVA NCED INST RU CTIO N S  BE LOW. SKIPTHIS IFYOU ARE N O VICEO RUNCOM FOR TABLEWI THTHISOPERAT I ON***
*Thisst ep isrecom me nded for  advanced users only. I f youare n otcomfortab led oin g this, y ou m ay safelyski p t his s tep . *

In stru c ti ons are l essv erbose th a nusu a l ,as these st e p s  ar e int end e d foradva nced users only.I f you do not f ully u nde rst a nd t he se instruction s,
s k i p this s te p.

1. From  Control  P a nel,go to"Syste m and S e c ur i ty".
2. C lic k on "Sys tem ", and the nch o ose "A dvan ce d syst em set t ings " in the left-most  menu . 
3.
 in_RAM.

Generally speaking,_you *must* have a_plan to_secure_any content_that_is saved to_your hard disk._Therefore, this guide would_be incomplete

if we_did_not thoroughly address this. First, there are two kinds of such content:

1. Deliberately saved_content.

2._Inadvertently saved_content.

Deliberately_saved_content refers to content that_you have chosen to save_on your_harddisk so that you can access this content_later._We will

address how_to do this later in the guide.

Inadvertently saved content_refers to content that is saved_by programs you_use,_or_your operating system. You_have no way to even know_what

this content might be. Therefore, this_is the most dangerous. You may browse_and find a dozen sensitive documents,_utterly delete them, and

some program_may have_saved the file names and_excerpts of the_data. This_will render your_previous efforts futile.

Content that is inadvertently_saved to your_harddisk comes in two flavors:

1. Content_that_is saved to_your_SWAP_space.

2. Content_that is saved_by_applications running_on_your computer, including your operating system.

The_surest_way to prevent content from writing to_your SWAP space is_to_disable your SWAP space_altogether. This may result in_your computer

running a bit slower than_normal, and_may mean_that you cannot use ram intensive games and applications during the_time your SWAP is disabled.

Therefore, if_you use this method,_simply turn_back_on the SWAP_when_you want_to use those ram intensive applications. Also,_you may_choose not

to take this step.

Here is_how to disable your_swap_space if you are using Windows_7:

*** ADVANCED INSTRUCTIONS BELOW. SKIP THIS_IF YOU ARE NOVICE OR_UNCOMFORTABLE_WITH_THIS OPERATION ***

*This step is_recommended for advanced users only. If_you are not_comfortable doing this, you may safely skip_this_step.*

Instructions are less verbose than usual,_as_these steps are intended for advanced_users_only._If you do not fully_understand these instructions,

skip this step.

1. From_Control Panel, go to "System and Security".

2. Click on_"System", and then_choose "Advanced system settings" in_the_left-most_menu.

3.