Your organization's Windows Server $2019$ server has $64$ GB of RAM but has been running a little slow, so you decide to check the virtual memory configuration. You find that the paging file is located on the D: drive where you are running an accounting app with a SQL server database. The paging file is being managed by Windows. Windows is installed on the C: drive and the E: drive is where archived documents are stored. All three volumes are on separate SSD drives and have at least $300$ GB of free space. Is there anything you can do to configure the paging file for optimal performance?