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as I have 60% RAM usage every time. I have already increased Virtual Memory (Increased Swap Size) but want to increase swappiness too. see my RAM usage:

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Unused RAM is wasted RAM. There is no reason to force use of swap when your RAM is enough. 70% RAM usage is not a bad thing in a multitasking OS, it does not imply that you are low on memory as it does in a single-tasking OS (in a single process it might.) Windows will automatically move some of the least accessed memory to swap if you run out of RAM. Sometimes it might even preload frequently used files/programs into RAM without asking you so they load faster, which might what brings your usage up to 60-70%. Why exactly do you want to increase swappiness?

In any case, I don't think this is possible; there are ways to decrease swappiness on Windows but not increase it.

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