Which Windows structure is used to map each process virtual address into the corresponding physical address?

The structure used to map each process’s virtual address into the corresponding physical address is the page table. Page tables are an essential component of virtual memory systems and memory management in modern operating systems, including Windows. They provide the mapping between virtual addresses used by processes and the actual physical memory locations where data is stored. This mapping allows for memory isolation, efficient memory usage, and the ability to handle larger memory spaces than the physical RAM available.