a brief technical question: When do you think your life-cycle of at least 1.5 Mil hours are done prior you bought the 3rd/4th generation of SSDs which are much more cheaper and a lot larger in terms of disc space?
Leaving a page file on a SSD is no problem. Mine is set to static 2048 MB and is only used after longer sessions with VMware Workstation, if at all.
I cannot blame him as I have same setup. Mine as you can see uses D: drive happily... so the OP just wants to know if there is a fix. To OP do you have Windows set to create a memory dump if there is an error?
I expect to be alive for more than 172 years . Alright than, even though I do not like the idea of having page/swapfiles on my SSD, I will just make is 2048MB static... How did you manage to get it only on your D: than? Or did it just work when you adjusted the settings?
Mine worked when I applied exactly as you did... but now I have seen your english error message it seems that Windows is blocking your choice. Do you have memory dump turned on?
Is it actually creating a pagefile on drive D: or just reverting to one on drive C: ? Maybe the security permissions are screwed on drive D: which prevents the pagefile being created there?