When your Windows computer runs low on system memory it can use the page file as an additional memory resource to help load additional files and programs. This additional memory known as page file comes from your hard drive storage and is slower than standard system memory, but will assist your PC with loading until additional system memory has been released by other programs. By default, Windows will allocate an appropriate page file and it is recommended to leave this feature on and at Window’s recommended settings unless you have a specific task that requires changing it.
Edit Windows Page File
If you do have to ever change the Windows page file size you can do so by
Step One: You will right-clicking the start button
Step Two: Then select system from the menu
Step 3: On the left page of the system window click on Advanced system settings
Step 4: Select settings on the performance tab
Step 5: On the performance options window select the Advanced tab
Step 6: Select change on the bottom of the Advanced tab on the Virtual memory section
Step 7: On the Virtual Memory window uncheck the Automatically manage paging file size for all drives box and select custom size
Now you can select a custom page file size for your machine.