When you want to change your page file settings you need to first turn the automatic pagefile off and after that make a new pagefile with your own defined settings. In the Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) the automatic pagefile and the set page file have different aliasses:
The automatically managed pagefile can be 'managed' through the pagefile alias. Since everything is managed automatically there's only a view command you can use in the following way:
wmic pagefile
or
wmic pagefile list /format:list
(I prefer the last one since it has output in a more humanly viewable format)
The selfmanaged pagefile can be managed through the pagefileset alias. Before you can set a pagefile however, you need to disable the automatic pagefile. The command for this is:
wmic computersystem where name="%computername%" set AutomaticManagedPagefile=False
After that you can use the pagefileset command to set a pagefile, to create a pagefile, to delete a pagefile... basically all the stuff you want to do with a pagefile. For instance: to create a pagefile to replace the C:\pagefile.sys with a fixed size of 2048 Megabyte, (I don't know why the Step-by-Step guide mentions bytes... the command obviously measures in MegaBytes) simply type:
wmic pagefileset where name="C:\\pagefile.sys" set InitialSize=2048,MaximumSize=2048
After setting the pagefile yourself, you can check its settings with:
wmic pagefileset
or
wmic pagefileset list /format:list
(Obviously I prefer the latter one again)
To make the settings take effect you need to reboot.
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