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Is there a way to force windows to cache a file in RAM?
That said, the only really reliable way to have data files held in memory that I know of is to create a RAM disk and copy the files there, assuming they are static. Otherwise you have a power outage and they’re gone.
How do I force a program to use more RAM?
Installing a game should (I’d have thought) be sequential write as the installer just reads from source and writes to disk. There is no random about it. I don’t know for sure without testing and so whether Seq or Q32T1 is the valid metric I dunno. Anyway line 3 is different so you can’t compare the numbers shown.
Why does the Ram try to write to the disk?
Used to make room in RAM swapping the data from the RAM to the Disk this is known as paging. When a file is written to the disk in will try to write it continuously. When can this happen. At the moment the system is booted.
Why is Windows using the page file when Ram is available?
In the case RAM is full and a new application is started, Windows should identify which processes can be paged away, read them from ram, write them to disk, read teh new program from disk and load it in the freed RAM. This consumes a lot of time as disk read/write is a very slow operation, and all while the user is waiting for his program to start.
Why are my credentials cached in Active Directory?
On Microsoft Active Directory environments, Cached credentials allow a user to access machine resources when a domain controller is unavailable. After a successful domain logon, a form of the logon information is cached.
How to get rid of cache stack overflow?
If you set caching parameters in the response it will cache your files correctly and the server then may choose to return a 304 error, or the new content. This is how it should be done. Using random params or version number in urls is more like a hack than anything.
How to force reload from server instead of cache?
…to force reload from server instead from cache. (obviously, instead of localStorage you can use cookies or other persistent client storage) I opted for this solution for its simplicity, because only mantaining a single file “versio.txt” will force the full site to reload.