Windows created a temporary paging file - pop up whenever i restart my computer

BOIZ N GRYLLS I FIXED IT HOLY S**T!!!!!!!!!!!!

No joke, literally the last time I turned off my pc before i went to work, whatever I did during that instance, fixed it.. O_O

Alright, so, I honestly feel really bad to whoever has this same issue - HERE'S WHAT FIXED IT FOR ME!:

So you basically have to force Windows to delete and make a fresh copy of the 'pagefile.sys'.

Please note that this is what I followed for the most part: http://jackstromberg.com/2014/01/windows-7-windows-created-a-temporary-paging-file-on-your-computer-because-of-a-problem-that-occured-with-your-paging-file-configuration-when-you-started-your-computer/

Please not that following that guide 100% to the end did not help ME, but it may help you. My solution followed that guide all the way till then, but I had to do a different thing, I'll go into that later.

1. Click Start, right-click Computer, and select Properties
2. In the left pane, select Advanced system settings
3. On the Advanced tab, click the Settings button under Performance
4. On the Advanced tab, click the Change button under Virtual memory
5. Clear the Automatically manage paging file size for all drives check box and check No paging file
6. Click Set button next to No paging file
7. Click OK on all open windows and restart your machine
8. Open up Windows Explorer
9. Navigate to the root of your system drive (C:\)
10. Enable the showing of System Files
    1. On the View menu, click Options
    2. On the View tab, click Show All Files, and then click OK
11. Delete the pagefile.sys file
12. Click Start, right-click Computer, and select Properties
13. In the left pane, select Advanced system settings
14. On the Advanced tab, click the Settings button under Performance
15. On the Advanced tab, click the Change button under Virtual memory
16. Check the Automatically manage paging file size for all drives checkbox and click OK
17. Restart your machine

DO EVERYTHING UP TO STEP '11' - This i where MY fix for this issue worked, for ME. it will probably work for you too though lol.

After step 11, hit the Windows Key + R and type in 'Regedit' - This will bring you the the Registry Editor.

GO TO - 'Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Memory Management'. DELETE EVERYTHING IN THE RIGHT PANEL! Note that you cannot delete '(Default)', or at least I couldn't, so just hit OK or whatever when it says that you can't delete it.

Now continue with the rest of the guide above, except instead of leaving the 'No paging file' box check, click on custom paging file size instead. For me, I did 1000 for min and 2000 for max. This is what worked for me. I don't want to fiddle around with these numbers because they worked for me and I don't want to risk having to do this over kek.

After clicking on Custom Paging File Size or whatever and you put in the numbers, MAKE SURE TO CLICK SET, AND BE SURE TO CHECK THE 'AUTOMATICALLY MANAGE PAGING FILE SIZE FOR ALL DRIVERS' CHECKBOX - which is located at the top of the window.

Hit 'OK' for every window, and apply for every window too (I think it only gives you to option to 'apply' in one windows, can't remember as of now)

Now at this point you should be able to observe that there is no pagefile.sys in your Local Disk (C:) drive root folder. At this point there should also only be 'Default' left in the the right panel of the Regedit window in '\Memory Management'. RESTART YOUR PC NOW AND PRAISE TO GABEN WHILE YOU CROSS YOUR FINGERS AND HOPE THAT WHEN YOUR PC BOOTS UP AND YOU GET TO YOUR DESKTOP THERE WON'T BE THAT **** ANNOYING POPUP :~)

I sincerely hope this fix works for you. I also hope you know that whoever is having this exact issue, I feel really bad for you: this is by far the worst and most irritating issue that I've had with any computer, ever. 

So I hope this fix works for you, if you're having this issue too. Thank you for reading. Good luck!

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Thank you for your interest in Windows 10. I appreciate your efforts in fixing this issue.

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2. At the top right corner, change the view type to large icons or small icons. In Control Panel Click Administrative Tools.

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Your solution seems to have worked for me as well.

Interestingly, I entered a max amount of 2300 MB and W10 (preview 15.55) has actually allocated 2500MB.